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You guys put a un believable amount of work in as well. It would not be at this point if it wasn't for you, Johnvenomous and Frank. :drink: Thank you guys again for all the time traveled and late nights to help me out when it got ugly. and it did get ugly. :eek:

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Here is photos of a stock interior

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Great Looking Boat!!

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nice job!

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Sweeeeeeeeeet

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Excellent job Paul. One of these days we need to get together for a run.

Tom

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Paul - wow what a transformation - Looks great. Couple questions - Looks like lots of guages - what are they all. Also what's up with what looks like a shifter in the center and one on the driver side. What material did you make the dash out of? What prop are you runing that got you 83, I'm stuck at 80 but have other issues.

Al

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Nice job, it goes to show that hard work does pay off

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You guys seem awesome. Man i have bitten off more then I can chew with my scarab 400............................................ bite...ouch it just bit me again...sawz alll anyone???????

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Thanks everyone for the compliments.

Unfortunately I blew the motor a few weeks ago. I had a head gasket leak and melted the #6 piston. I will be building a 700 hp motor for her the winter. I want to see 86+ :evilb:


Hay Strippoker did you have to cut the fire wall on yours to fit the blower pulley. I want yo use a 6-71 or 8-71 blower but I dont think I have the clearance to the fire wall. I know I will have to cut the top of the deck where the hatch sits. I am not sure that when I replaced the fire wall that it is in the same place. It might be a 1/2" closer to the motor. What do you think??