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Forum: Recovered Threads

06-18-2016, 09:28 PM

Replies: 9

0pening up the transom

Posted By Finnatic

I guess you could just measure it once it's out....

I guess you could just measure it once it's out. Take some pix's lots of them if possible. Thank's

Forum: Recovered Threads

06-17-2016, 05:40 PM

Replies: 9

0pening up the transom

Posted By Finnatic

[QUOTE=CHANCE1234;244618]If u raise the transom,...

[QUOTE=CHANCE1234;244618]If u raise the transom, raise it to 27". Plenty of room for bolts and that's about where they like to be with the AV plate visible while on plane trimmed up[/QUOTE

Thank...

Forum: Recovered Threads

06-16-2016, 07:46 PM

Replies: 9

0pening up the transom

Posted By Finnatic

Thank you jorgeinmiami, Yes it is a 20 but...

Thank you jorgeinmiami,
Yes it is a 20 but some of the transom has already been hogged out from the last owner. Seeing how I'm planning to remove the deck if I move forward is there any advantage...

Forum: Recovered Threads

06-16-2016, 10:33 AM

Replies: 9

0pening up the transom

Posted By Finnatic

0pening up the transom

Would someone be kind enough to who knows this forum well put up a link that shows how past members cut open their transom to rebuild. Thank's for your help.

Forum: Recovered Threads

06-09-2016, 09:44 PM

Replies: 20

A few questions

Views: 512

Posted By Finnatic

I may be new to the forum,,, but not to breaking...

I may be new to the forum,,, but not to breaking ba11s I thing a cold breeze just passed through Fla. with this post.

Forum: Recovered Threads

06-09-2016, 07:50 PM

Replies: 20

A few questions

Views: 512

Posted By Finnatic

I was not sure about the weight. I don't want to...

I was not sure about the weight. I don't want to start shifting weight or change the performance of the boat. I'll keep the 300 lbs in mind when looking for power. Thank's

Forum: Recovered Threads

06-08-2016, 07:36 PM

Replies: 20

A few questions

Views: 512

Posted By Finnatic

I would like to power with a 150 4 stroke. I...

I would like to power with a 150 4 stroke. I never had the boat in the water so can only guess at the water line from the old bottom paint line. I will use the boat in Long Island sound, these boats...

Forum: Recovered Threads

06-08-2016, 07:25 PM

Replies: 20

A few questions

Views: 512

Posted By Finnatic

Okay I stand corrected it's a 1974 20' CC. A case...

Okay I stand corrected it's a 1974 20' CC. A case of CRS can't remember sh!t. Sorry about that.

Forum: Recovered Threads

06-05-2016, 09:00 PM

Replies: 20

A few questions

Views: 512

Posted By Finnatic

Thanks NoBones, I didn't thing 2" would be...

Thanks NoBones, I didn't thing 2" would be enough, I'm sure you guys know. Not sure about 19'6" the registration states 20'6" as did the last owner.

Forum: Recovered Threads

06-05-2016, 08:50 PM

Replies: 20

A few questions

Views: 512

Posted By Finnatic

A few questions

Hello all it's been a while that I've posted anything and have a few questions. I have a project boat to do with my son. It's a 1972 206 CC. I've had the boat for 3 years now and have it completely...

Forum: Recovered Threads

10-06-2013, 10:17 AM

Replies: 73

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Views: 882

Posted By Finnatic

WOW, I'm looking at mine, the same year & boat...

WOW,
I'm looking at mine, the same year & boat covered in my backyard. I've always been a firm believer if your going to do something do it right. GREAT job to date thanks for posting all the...

Forum: Repairs/Mods.

07-13-2013, 02:36 PM

Replies: 84

My 20ft Potter SF....

Views: 8,107

Posted By Finnatic

Still new to forum, I must say, WOW, beautiful,...

Still new to forum, I must say, WOW, beautiful, if your going to do it do it right. Can't wait to see finished pix's. Looking at mine I've got a long road ahead of me. Thank's for sharing.

Forum: General

05-18-2013, 08:17 PM

Replies: 5

Before pix's

Views: 939

Posted By Finnatic

Thanks FossilMan, 60"X24"X8"=11,520 divided by...

Thanks FossilMan, 60"X24"X8"=11,520 divided by 231= 49.8 gals. very cool thanks again........

Forum: General

05-18-2013, 06:26 PM

Replies: 5

Before pix's

Views: 939

Posted By Finnatic

Before pix's

My new to me 1974 20' SF. I removed everything from the boat. It's in much better shape than I expected. Very little rot in the transom at this point I see no need to open the transom any more. Fuel...

Forum: General

05-03-2013, 07:20 AM

Replies: 5

nice boat cleaning item

Views: 663

Posted By Finnatic

I've used them for years, be sure to wax after...

I've used them for years, be sure to wax after using. They are a mild abrasive that will strip your wax. I've used them on my wife's Benz then waxed, does a beautiful job.

Forum: General

05-01-2013, 10:10 PM

Replies: 8

1974- 20' sf

Views: 811

Posted By Finnatic

I love my Sailfish, I.M.O the best bang for your...

I love my Sailfish, I.M.O the best bang for your buck . Good luck with yours. I also had a 21' CC now called 220 great boat. I got the fuel out of that nasty old tank today, 16 yr. old fuel 6 gals...

Forum: General

05-01-2013, 06:36 AM

Replies: 8

1974- 20' sf

Views: 811

Posted By Finnatic

Thanks, I've already started reading past posts.

Thanks, I've already started reading past posts.

Forum: General

04-30-2013, 08:41 PM

Replies: 8

1974- 20' sf

Views: 811

Posted By Finnatic

1974- 20' sf

Hi all,
New to your forum but not to boating. I currently own a newer Sailfish 2360 center console with twin 150 Yamaha's 4 strokes. Over the years I've owned boats from 14' to 36'. Most of my...

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