well folks, this project has come to a final end. I just have to clean up a few things and button up a couple things. Shes finally in the water and performed well. Its slow but at least shes in the water. I'm not sure why this boat is such a dog. Oh well, time to build a motor for it down the road!
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They need serious HP to get out of their own way. Mine was mid 50's at best with the 330 and a 22 bravo 4blade. Boat looks great and congrats on getting on the water.

Boat looks great! I like the dash very nice!

Ah, great job! I too have a 1089 Eagle By Seabold 454 Big Block 26ft boat, which I am planning to restore. I found this, and I was amazed. I love the dash and seats. May I ask where or who did those seats?

*1989

I have pics on my iPhone but I can't figure out how to post them, lol.

Id love to see yours Jman9, The seats are Mcleod 200 series seats out of an unknown year Formula Fastec.

If you don't mind, I can email you the pictures. I have not found a way to post them here from my phone.

540cubic and Chevy Performance Head and the Boat run 75mph GPS with Bravo 26"

I also HAVE to have those gauges and dash accessories... I don't mean to be a copycat, but they just look so nice... I have the original swim platform on my boat, which is all rotted out and ready to fall off. I took the time to find a site for an aluminum platform, which will seriously improve the look. I also have to replace the wind shield, as it has quite a few scratches, and a crack. If you could give me some advice, and some info on those gauges, that would help me SO much. Thanks!