Tinkerer

What I did tonight will take many hours to put back together

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Tinkerer

The boat goes to have the gel coat on the bottom and other places fixed. And while it is there the dash gauge holes are going to get filled. and the exhaust holes and others on the transom also. After it comes back from there then the new gauges go in and the boat will get rewired. ( the wiring was a mess ) Then the extension box goes on and the new motor goes in. A lot of work to do in the next 5 weeks.

ARB38

Good luck with your project. That is a lot of work to get done in five weeks.

Crude Intentions

iTrader: (1)

Good luck. Don't put to much pressure on yourself with a timeframe. That's a lot of work. Can't wait to keep seeing pics as you go.

JRider

iTrader: (1)

I like how the back seat comes out! That will make it easy to work on.

Flamingo 42

Keep yourself on task or it can drag on for years....experience talking here

Tinkerer

Made a few changes.
Now the real work begins - putting it all back together
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Tinkerer

Next step is installing the extension box. going up a little more. Was at 1 inch above - thinking on going up another 1 1/2 inches. At least going up 1 inch.
I had the bottom of the outdrive cut out filled 1 1/2 inches. and all of the bolt holes filled. Had ALL of the screw and bolt holes in the engine compartment filled and the entire engine compartment painted with awlgrip.

akaboatman

iTrader: (1)

Is this the daytona ?? Looking nice an clean

nofastboat

looks very clean