I still haven't had a change to get it dialed in yet. With the Miami boat show everything it was a little hectic down here in south Florida but now that things are settling down we're going to start prop testing again, probably next week. I'll keep everyone posted.

Next and final project (for a while anyway) will be the audio system. I'm planning on starting that one in April.

Thanks everyone for the comments!!

Looks great!!! Anybody have any tips on taking the bolsters apart? I need to do that this year
any help would be appreciated

The Dash, glovebox, and the side panel were all done by Innotech. (314)432-1900 Ask for Steve, super nice guy.

http://innotechproducts.com/index.html


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That looks awesome. Would definitely like to upgrade mine in similar fashion.

looks classy .

very nice . . . very jealous

Looks great!

Is the panel under the rear bench seat where the 2 speakers are mounted, bolted in, or is that a false front? Not used to seeing that as a bolt in section

To be honest I'm not sure. Good eye, I've never noticed that!

Brought my JL coaxials home to mount LEDS behind the grills and recalled this question. Yes they come off. The standard components grills come off no problem. The coaxials required the tweeter wires to be carefully removed, then 2 grill cover to housing screws removed, to remove the covers. Real easy, just gotta be careful with the tweeter wiring. Not sure how you'd keep paint out of the tweeters though since they are epoxied to the grill in the coaxials. Probably can't

wow that's some nice work !