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Here are some new pics of my restoration project!!!! Motor out interior out getting redone. Hope everybody likes!! Seats and carpet ready to put back in need to do some motor work hopefully ready by end of May.
:cool::rolleyes::D
Re: Power tilt
ok here is 3 pics of my power tilt, Its mounted on a bracket
Needed to pull motor anyway to fix oil pan gasket leak.
Engine serial #3849449
Outboard serial#2062674
O.K. having problems with my power tilt. I pulled my merc 120 inboard outboard to get to the power tilt motor, I then pulled that out took it in to get new brushes put in the motor. I put it back in the boat sat. got everything hooked up turn the key and hit the power up NOTHING HAPPENED!!
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Here is a pic of my restoration project. Kinda put on hold due to the cold 5 degrees this morning. Its a 67 starcraft hope maybe someone could tell me more, also has a merc 120 hp inboard outboard.
When replacing the deck (floor) do i need to use fibergass over the wood or is there something else to use. I heard to use Rino linning instead. Does anybody know. The boat has been sitting for 3 years in outdoor storage, so its been sitting through 3 winters.
Have a 67 starcraft can't get the seats out to recover. Bolts are stripped and just turn any suggestions on getting these out. The boat has been sitting since 2006 and is a restoration project but neet some information please:)
