birdog

Winter Plans ?....Since i am Boatless.....Hang out in Fla mooching lodging & boat rides !......ThingsCould be worse..

Outlawcowgirl

Boatless? Wait, I'm lost! Where is your Cig?

Outlawcowgirl

Okay, what did I do with that list I have been adding too....

Ahhh..... here it is
Bolsters recovered
Heads worked
Blower worked
Vents, cleats powder coated
Mech. trim tab indicator installed
Hydraulic steering installed
Lots of trailer repairs OR a new trailer

jjh3

Unfortunately, the already too short boating season here is over. Winterization is complete. Just a little clean up and she will be put away
till Spring. Since i despise Winter, i will spend it staring out the window waiting for May to roll around. Maybe take a cruise. No b.s. plans though...the boat only has 14 hours on it. Hydraulic steering would be nice...although i'm not sure if it is necessary.

rfweber

OK what the HELL is Winterizing ??????
Is that when U go out for a nice boat ride on Christmas Day and have
a few beers>>>>>>>>
Or is that New Years Eve....I get so confused in FL.
Sorry..............

Outlawcowgirl

I HATE WINTER!!!

HyperBaja

Someone makes a kit with a new pulley, belt and intercooler that adds 80+ hp to that motor. They hardly boost in stock trim. If you are opeining her up, put some real pistons in, look to go 8.75 or more compression and that intercooler kit. And yes, you still run pump fuel, and yes it is reliable, and yes I have seen it, and yes a procharged 240 will still outrun it

Tommy

jjh3

You are really rubbing it in. I've had to scrape frost from my windshield the last 3 mornings. I'm just jealous, though. My grandfather used to keep his Mako at John's Pass. I have great memories of taking it out with he and my dad in february!

Ironmanwb

It is the time we spend putting our boat up for a few months of rest while the people that have boats in salt water spend their time and money rerigging all the stuff that the salt ate.

HyperBaja

Or the time they Florida residents spend arguing with insurance agents on the market value of their now sunken boat.