As always it can be never ending depending on what you want. When I looked at the boat, if I purchased the boat, my initial plans were to replace the cockpit carpet, repair/paint swim platform, update the dash/throttles/shifters/steering wheel, replace the trim indicator and that was about it outside of any engine work and trailer. This is just what I had initially planned. Absolutely beautiful boat in the water, sounds great too! :evilb:

Order/Co6Envision;3545830]As always it can be never ending depending on what you want. When I looked at the boat, if I purchased the boat, my initial plans were to replace the cockpit carpet, repair/paint swim platform, update the dash/throttles/shifters/steering wheel, replace the trim indicator and that was about it outside of any engine work and trailer. This is just what I had initially planned. Absolutely beautiful boat in the water, sounds great too! :evilb:[/QUOTE]

Thanks for the info!! I can't wait!!! It's gotta look sweet in the water for sure! I wish there was a in water pick somewhere.??

Here ya go!:drink:

That cig was originally from Ohio...... :)

Thanks man!

Start saving for drives.:drink:

I'm gonna freshen those before I use it...

Easy out the hole and no WOT throttle wacks under 50 Mph. Those drive will last forever.

What year is that pic from 2009 or 2010? In the right corner I can see the back of my boat with one red fender (It has been a couple years since I had those particular fender covers).

It is a great boat with a classic color combo that doesn't look dated. Congrats on the new ride and enjoy it..

Nice! Thanks man! Where was that pic taken? Ozarks?

Yes, out in front of Dog Days. The bridge you see is the Grand Glaize Bridge.