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Wanted to say hello to everyone on the site and introduce myself.I have taken the leap from 21' daytonas to the bigger 33' daytona boght the bought in florida as a repo with no motors ,drives,steering and other misc. items .I will be putting this back together and keeping it for the lake of the ozarks and as my retirement boat if the goverment ever gets their sh!t right.So I will be be searching for engine and drive combos for sale to repower this thing. Thanks for inviting me in to this site.
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Welcome. Congrats on the purchase. Is this the blue mid cabin 33 from National? If so, I was thinking of doing the same thing but decided against it as I want a 38 Cig. We boat at LOTO and have a place at the 5 MM. I'd love to see the boat when you get it up and running. Good luck. This is a great site to learn and find parts to complete your boat.
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Not alot on here but seen it on another sight gets pretty bad hope not here though so far....lol. yes it is the one from there .Will probably take a couple of years but it will get back on the lake ,at least that's what the wife says. thanks for the welcomes
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Wanted to say hello to everyone on the site and introduce myself.I have taken the leap from 21' daytonas to the bigger 33' daytona boght the bought in florida as a repo with no motors ,drives,steering and other misc. items .I will be putting this back together and keeping it for the lake of the ozarks and as my retirement boat if the goverment ever gets their sh!t right.So I will be be searching for engine and drive combos for sale to repower this thing. Thanks for inviting me in to this site.
For drives the Arneson #6 Bravo replacement will work well for you. For steering Latham is right up there. I would recommend Livorsi if the boat has no gauges. Mike's prop-slip gauge is a must-have.
You don't say how much experience you have with big cats but you might also consider taking a driver's course. It will knock 10% off your BIG insurance bill too.
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