Restoration is complete as far as the basics. Boat is ready for the water! I still need to decide if I need a windshield, do I want a t-top vs. Bimini, etc.
Electronics consist of VHF and a Garmin 340C fish finder with and Airmar thru-hull transducer. I'm not sure about the GPS since this will be an inshore rig. If I do, I'll add a Garmin 192C.
Overall the quality of work is pretty good. There are a few minor cosmetic things I don't like but they are minor.
If you look closely on the last picture you'll see a gap between the livewell/leaning post and the deck. That is attributed to angles on the deck and the leaning post. Any ideas (other than caulking) of how to fill that gap? The inner edge of the livewell sits flush, the outer edge isn't pulling down for some reason.
Any other ideas for what the boat needs (other than a lot of use)? I'm going to add some grab rails. Does anyone know someone who sells stainless rails at a decent price?
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Electronics consist of VHF and a Garmin 340C fish finder with and Airmar thru-hull transducer. I'm not sure about the GPS since this will be an inshore rig. If I do, I'll add a Garmin 192C.
Overall the quality of work is pretty good. There are a few minor cosmetic things I don't like but they are minor.
If you look closely on the last picture you'll see a gap between the livewell/leaning post and the deck. That is attributed to angles on the deck and the leaning post. Any ideas (other than caulking) of how to fill that gap? The inner edge of the livewell sits flush, the outer edge isn't pulling down for some reason.
Any other ideas for what the boat needs (other than a lot of use)? I'm going to add some grab rails. Does anyone know someone who sells stainless rails at a decent price?
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