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Hey Gill, Good luck on your project. BEWARE OF THE TRANSOM my had very little movement and when I tore it down she was rotted pretty bad. Looks like someone had her laid back in the bushes. I am a testimony that anything is possible to acheive on a v20 with the help of this website. All the guys on here are awesome. They have helped me do a complete conversion/ restoration on a 1974. Ask as many questions as you can beacause they will all be answered. Some advice I can give is take your time and do your research before diving in. And by the way if you trash that old OMC motor on that boat let me know because Im looking for a power trim and tilt assembly LOL!!!. Welcome to the coolest site on the web!!!!
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48 to 52 depending on water condictions, as for your motor i'm sure i could get it running. if it's a Johnson / Evinrude I can usually get them running right. Finished up a pair of 200s last yr that had be sunk in salt and left then sat 2 yrs in the air and were stuck. very little work they run like new now.
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 1978 V20 Cuddy w/ 225 Johnson. And Several other boat's
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