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Thanks Rob, quite a few last things to finish, stereo, some trim, pedestals and seats, wiring, need to paint the trailer, new paint and decals on the boat, to name a few.
Installed 3 of the SS grab handles we built, one for the passenger and 2 at the stern, going to install a boarding ladder just not sure which side yet so put one on each side.
I would say put the boarding ladder on the port side because you are likely to always have someone at the helm and that would rock the boat less. That is what I found anyway.
Thanks guys, and I'm with you Skater, think I will put the boarding ladder on the port side, also easier for me to shoulder check when I'm pulling a skier.
Forgot to mention that this boat belonged to the Burleigh County sheriff rescue dept in Bismarck Nd, can still see the outline of the big star in the paint. http://www.burleighco.com/departments/sheriff/
