Re: it has began
Boomyal, the boat was a ebay special. The engine was locked up, ended up being a stuck piston, and no interior. When I took the engine apart and cleaned it up I was amazed at how new it looked, still has the crosshacthings on the cylinder walls. So I got the engine running then I saw a pic of another srv that had a ski locker in it. I then noticed on my boat drywall screws running horizontal across the boat to hood the floor down. I cut a few holes through the floor and thats when real adventure began. I figured I might as well do it right so I decided to yank the engine, I know its kind of #@$ backwards.<br /><br />WAllbanger thats the way it came from searay. I notice that most of the wood I have repalced is only there to provide a frame for the fiberglass. That boat is pure fiberglass and thick. I just finished fiberglassing the transom and the engine cradle in, need to up load the pics, the old fiberglass I cut out to get the transom in was 3/8 inch thick and where the engine sits was up to a half inch thick in places. It has been somewhat of a pain to match the thickness, but using 24 oz roving has help. <br />Thanks for looking, I post some more pics soon.