CapriRestorer
Petty Officer 3rd Class
- Joined
- Nov 25, 2007
- Messages
- 85
Hi, I recently found a big Bayliner project boat that I am about to purchase (I found a huge gash in the hull under the gas tank in my last project, so I decided to sell it
). The floor is intact in this boat, but it is extremely soft (all of the original upholstery is good). The engine is a Volvo Penta AQ131A that has not been started in six years (although I think the guy winterized it before he let it sit). I know the engine is relatively small, but I do not want to add to much weight in redoing the floor. Is there a way to install a sturdy floor without weighing the boat down to much?? Also, does anyone know how fast this boat went with its stock interior??
). The floor is intact in this boat, but it is extremely soft (all of the original upholstery is good). The engine is a Volvo Penta AQ131A that has not been started in six years (although I think the guy winterized it before he let it sit). I know the engine is relatively small, but I do not want to add to much weight in redoing the floor. Is there a way to install a sturdy floor without weighing the boat down to much?? Also, does anyone know how fast this boat went with its stock interior??
