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Even with all new parts the float still needs to be set correctly .

I had a 1980 CC and those folders were just screwed down to the deck..

Don't make it look too good or someone will steal it..

I agree with bullet hole theory but no matter what caused it unfortunately it's in a tough area for repair..5200 for sealer and a shaped aluminum patch riveted on is the best I can think of..

AD you seem to want a kit that actually works. I don't think you can find a markeded package and your piece work with a basic store bought is the way to go..

Yeah mine is about the same age.. and I can get the smell back for a little while by sanding it but it doesn't last long... still looks good!

I lined mine with cedar cause I like the smell and then put wire racks in so the clothes could smell too... LOL

A two part epoxy paint would be your best bet other than powder coating...

You can slow the rot around the hole if you chuck up an allen wrench in a drill that you can hang on to and chew the wood back between the glass and then fill it with a PB..

Let us know how things work out, you can put the seller in deep crap if he sold you a stolen boat and was aware of doing it..

I bet she was pissed! LOL

How many wires feed your existing pump?

Maybe get a chart? All lakes have shallows..

I would give him the benefit of the doubt but certainly get in touch with him.. may have had a couple of boats for sale and got mixed up..if so he will be glad to hear from you..

I've used rector seal on my well fittings, it's a good pipe dope. I only have about 40lb of pressure so can't say how it works on city type pressure.. Enjoy your chicken!

Knowing what your working on would help alot. In general if the lever is aligned with the fuel outlet then it's open..

I opened up a 1978 220 cc scorpion and it was a grid.. I gutted it and put some decent stringers in it, did not replace the half-ass bulkheads .. I enjoyed the boat for 20 years after...

I'll get beat up for this, if it were mine and not for sale you can stuff the foam and have a happy life...and I don't mean stuff it in the boat..:)

Interesting, galvanized so probably rusty, maybe an acid wash with a pressure washer?

Not any help here but you have a nice project ahead of you..!