Recent content by noodles37

I boat on Lake Erie, and just recently sold my 1996 37 Sundancer and purchased a 2006 44 Sundancer with Cummins 500 Diesels. Can't wait till spring.

For those in the Cleveland, Ohio market, my son is in the detailing and shrink wrap business, (Krystal Klear Detailing). He would shrink wrap a 37' Sundancer complete with the frame, vents, etc. for $481.00. If interested you can e-mail me at propdev110@aol.com

After going through a lot of time and trial and error thinking that I had a vapor lock issue with my engines, realized that the problem was the low speed mechanical fuel pumps. Replaced them on both engines and that cured the problem and runs great in any and all weather conditions.

I had my 96 370 hauled from Rochester, NY to Cleveland without taking off the radar dome and had no problems

I put PlasDeck on both my upper and lower swim platforms last year. Looks great

I just disconnected from the switch the horn up front, and installed a double trumpet electric horn on top of the radar arch. I looks great and is loud as hell.

I had the same thing happen to me. Searched for months, could not find anyone that had them. They were only used on 1995-1999 370 Sundancers. Probably not enough were built to build up any stock, plus the boats are now 15 + years old. I finally had someone make a mold using the old broken...

I think at 27 mph I am running about 3300 rpm. Its been a long winter, so I'm not 100% sure, but i'll be in the water at the end of this week and will check it out further.

I switched to 18 X 20 4 blade props a couple of years ago. I get better low end torque, especially in reverse when backing into my dock. Mid range is better, I lose some top end, but I rarely run more than 27 mph. When I put the boat back in the water this spring I ran it wide open for a...

Congratulations I have had my 1996 370 for 3 years after owning a 1996 330 Sundancer. Big difference, love the boat and you will too.

It was an option. I also have 1996 370. The central vac is located under the starboard seat in the v bunk below the hanging locker.

Great idea, I did the exact same thing on my 1996 370 2 years ago. We never use the stove, so it is great for additional counter space.

I have a 96 370, and there is definitely enough horsepower. I went with 4 blade props like the 380 has and it made a big difference in mid range performance and backing up. I also back into my dock and only have around 1' between me and my dock partner and it is no problem. I have a friend wit...

I believe it was $385.00 for both panels, and by the time you buy the material, cut it out and get everything labeled (etched), I don't know if you would save much.

I am going to install dual trumpet electric horns on top of the arch. If you tell me how to transfer pictures from my phone to this sight, I can send you pictures of the Sea Deck on my swim platform.