What Year?

[meadows]

When I bought it I found out that it was full of honeybees. Worked on getting the honeycomb out this weekend but it's a nasty job. I actually flooded the boat to kill all the bees. They were in the front hull in the one foot by one foot hole. It was a nasty experience but they are finally gone and I can actually start to work on it.

[THEFERMANATOR]

that's a 77 or older judging from the cap.

[Destroyer]

Maybe it's just the way the sun is shining in the pic, but I like that bottom coat color. Kinda a satin sheen to it.

If you'll take some advise, get a trailer jack for the front tongue of your trailer... that way, with it jacked up in storage, when it rains the boat won't fill up with water.

[Hedge]

Nice looking from here. Best of luck with her.

[Shubbar]

Hello your boat model is 1988

Yes tsubaki i am sorry coz i see pic here

[tsubaki]

Naah, it's '77 or older, like FERM was sayin'. Look at the floor hatches.

[nipper]

Definitely a 70 to 77 vintage. You know though, with the V20's, newer is not necessarily better. They are all great boats, and the older models have a lot more teak than the newer models. The only teak I have on my 1991 V20 cuddy are the hatch rails. Lexan door to cuddy, roto-molded rod holders, etc.

[meadows]

I had it down like that to drown the bees that were in the hull. I had to raise it back up to drain it. It is going to stay raised from now on. Thanks for the advice though!

[meadows]

Here are a few other pictures for all to see. I have to show my ignorance as I have never owned a boat before and only been on a couple. With your directions on where to look for the markings that tell me the year I do not understand the boat lingo. Could someone please be more clear on where to look. Sorry but I am very new to this!

[meadows]

I did also leave out that the motor is completely shot. It had an Evenrude V6 on it. What motor would anyone recommend?