Which leads me to Friday and Saturday.... Friday I began installing the interior. I just ripped through cleaning everything and didn't take any pictures of that process. Here is more or less what was done sans the engine box and back hatch.
And yes, I know what you're thinking.... "that looks seaworthy!" Well just be patient here.
So I gave her a bath and discovered my windshield leaks. (knew that kind of) But what I didn't know was the side glass also leaks.... So That needs to be addressed but the trailer cover covers that. For now, I won't worry about it as getting the screw cover track seems to be impossible. Winter project I planned on doing anyway.
Fun fact, the covers on the seat box, those vinyl squares are the original 40 year old 4 winns pieces. The side panels are 22 years old and the engine box and seats are 10 years old.
Next step was stop at the gas station. Tank holds a respectable 37 gallons of fuel. Compared to the 22 it used to, this is great! Got home primed the fuel system and it didn't start.... Finally after about half an hour troubleshooting, I figured out the anti-siphon valve was causing some issues. Now per regulation, all my plumbing is above the tank so I really don't need the valve. And for now it is removed. Engine primed right up after that so I will address later this week on that. But test run sounded good, no leaks... So now for the next part...
I haven't finished the cost calculation yet but let's call it 14k dollars. More if you needed to reupholster... I also factored in tools. Normally I don't but figure the average guy may need to buy some of the stuff that in my case, just wore out.
