Finally!!!

[Jack]

Finally able to snap a few pics for you guys. Been a member nearly a year now so its about time you get to see her.



I plan on putting that ugly battery in that hole behind the rod holders, then getting rid of the rod holders and putting cypress doors.



I didn't have enough wire in the wiring harness to put the key switch in the dash and had to mount it on the side, but other than that i like not having a side mount controller.





anyone have some of those docking lights they want to get rid of? I want to get rid of them ugly plates.



Have a windlass anchor winch sitting new in the box in the house. Just waiting to see what i'm going to do for a pulpit. Anyone have any ideas?

[spareparts]

Put shark eye type navigation lights in the holes for teh spot lights, when you install your windlass, you won't have to deal with the nav lights. I like the below rub rail lights, you can generally see better when operating the boat at night because it keeps the light from your nav lights from hendering your night vision

[inaforty]

Nice looking boat!
Looks like late model Yamaha binnacle with new style key/safety lanyard with new Morse cables. Was it tough to get the newer style stuff to work with the 86' motor?

I like Spareparts idea of putting the nav lights in the holes in the headlight holes under the rubrail. Would kill two birds with one stone. If you mount a windlass would that limit the travel of the front sliding hatch? Looks like that bow roller you already have would work well with that plow anchor right on the center line of the bow.

We have the same 200 Yamaha on our boat. Boy does that thing move!

[phatdaddy]

looks good, if you can't find the lights your looking for, how about some torpedo tubes to take out jet ski's?

[reelapeelin]

Originally Posted by spareparts

Put shark eye type navigation lights in the holes for teh spot lights, when you install your windlass, you won't have to deal with the nav lights. I like the below rub rail lights, you can generally see better when operating the boat at night because it keeps the light from your nav lights from hendering your night vision

X2!!...Great idea!!...

[Jack]

Originally Posted by inaforty

Nice looking boat!
Looks like late model Yamaha binnacle with new style key/safety lanyard with new Morse cables. Was it tough to get the newer style stuff to work with the 86' motor?

I like Spareparts idea of putting the nav lights in the holes in the headlight holes under the rubrail. Would kill two birds with one stone. If you mount a windlass would that limit the travel of the front sliding hatch? Looks like that bow roller you already have would work well with that plow anchor right on the center line of the bow.

We have the same 200 Yamaha on our boat. Boy does that thing move!

No it was fairly easy to do. Got my close friend rob to do it, he is a fellow V20 owner and a boat mechanic so he knows what he is doing with that more than i do. Its great to have friends in the business

[inaforty]

Originally Posted by jack

no it was fairly easy to do. Got my close friend rob to do it, he is a fellow v20 owner and a boat mechanic so he knows what he is doing with that more than i do. Its great to have friends in the business

sweet!