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Re: Is this feasible?
ok, took the trusty recip saw and went to town. i drew out a line with a measuring tape and a pencil, and just cut around the out side of it with the saw. next up I will be grinding it smooth and even, framing it in, and fiberglassing the set up.
Re: Is this feasible?
Okay, finall had some time to get some work done. I removed the old motor, and i have a new to me merc 22 tiller steer comin my way. i removed the gas tank. and yes, i cut out the bow deck of the boat. :) before and after photos.
I have a 1969 Glassmaster closed bow with outboard motor. It is 14.6' long and comes in around 5-6' wide.(pics as soon as my phone stops acting up) (It looks similar to the old Starcrafts i see so many of on here. but it is fiberglass)
I have seen a lot of conversions and mods done on boats this...
I have a 1968 Johnson VXL-14B 65HP OB. It has good compression and it appears the only thing i will have to change right this moment is the choke solenoid. My question is this. The parts are hard to find and are pretty costly. should i even bother with this thing? do i part it out and sell it...