So it begins...A rebuild thread
09-13-2010 | 01:29 AM
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Thanks for the nice comments. I used to do telecom install so it comes in handy when it comes to wiring/cabling. I finished up the other breaker feeds the other day, just waiting on a few more breakers and should be ready to install. Got the hydro stuff, just waiting on my thru-hull fittings and my hydro system should be complete as well.
wow baja could of used you to wire the boats, thats real nice, 1st time I opened my dash up 
wires everywhere what a mess. your boat is coming out awesome you have talent by a whole lot
, a must for handling is full steering other wise chinewalk city over 75. so if you have it great if not I might have a used or new one for sale well keep up the good work.looking at the pic it looks like you have a shaft for a hdy helm, which means your all set.
wires everywhere what a mess. your boat is coming out awesome you have talent by a whole lot, a must for handling is full steering other wise chinewalk city over 75. so if you have it great if not I might have a used or new one for sale well keep up the good work.looking at the pic it looks like you have a shaft for a hdy helm, which means your all set.
09-13-2010 | 01:45 AM
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Front of backseat: (I did this about a month ago, I built a whole new rear seat and didn't want to cover it with vinyl to trap moisture again. So I glassed and gel'd and polished the front and back that is visible when the engine hatch is open.)
09-13-2010 | 03:48 PM
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what do you have going saturday?
09-16-2010 | 08:12 AM
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