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Old 03-26-2011, 10:32 AM
Islandtrader Islandtrader is offline
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Looks great Terry. Might even make the last hill tide this year
Man I'm trying [img]/forum/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]. If I do the boat will still be in primer...but who cares

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So does the dash. Did you re-chrome the instrument panel or what? What other gauges will join the set? Brand?
What steering package did you go with - apparently compatible w/the old wheel?

What are you plans for electronics?
Gilly...actually the dash is S/Steel. All I did was buff the living hell out of it

The gauges are all Mercury. With the Tach being a smart gauge I won't have any thing else. The other gauge hole will be a clock or bilge alarm. The bottom hole will have the ignition key and in the top 2 smaller holes I think I will put the bilge blower switch and a light telling me the blower is on.

The steering package is from Mercury and it had a standard 3/4 inch shaft which is what most wheels are (including the old one).

Since I want to do a lot of offshore and a trip to the Bahamas a combo of some type (gps sounder) with a big screen will be on my wish list. However I want to get a feel for where I can put it, with out taking away the "Classic" look.
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