Port bow of a yellow cat?

that would be starboard bow, but no.... Wait your in Thailand so maybe it is port side since everything is backwards over there....

most people don't notice how far out of round a prop is because its not right next to something, but my arnesons have the twin fins that are on each side of the prop. One of my twin fins is not symmetrical so props are always really close to it and the set of props I have on it I had to grind a notch in the twin fin to get one of the blades to clear. There is about a 1/4" difference in diameter of some prop blades.

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A bad situation with a spark near all those electrical panels. Definitely not OSHA approved.

here are a couple pics of the boat on the trailer and in the water.

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Nah, we're not backward over here, just a little stupid sometimes after a late night.

Deck hatch.
Or outdrive for the boat. All I have

55 gallon Drums of Diesel?

nope

nope

One last guess....

The bullet hole in the wall on the right of the photo!