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I would take a really good look at the floor for any soft spots. Sea Ray boats this age are built to rot. I am in the middle of restoring a '93 200 BR and can tell you first hand that the quality of worksmanship under the floor is junk. Sea Ray used nothing more than a chopper gun to put it...

X2 on the port side bulk head plate. It looks like it also has the angled foot rest at the bottom. Thanks, Steven

KC, You have done some amazing work on your boat and I really appreciate you taking the time to document it the way that you did. I am knee deep in the transom, stringers, and floor on my Sea Ray 200 BR and this exactly what I have been searching for. Again, thanks for the wealth of...

The anchor locker drains into the ski locker which has a drain (3/4" PVC) that runs under the fuel tank and into the bilge. Thanks, Steven

Alpheus, I got your PM from the other site. The seats in mine were already gone when I bought it. Wish I had more info for you. Glad to hear that you are back on the water. Hopefully this time next year I will be at that point. Thanks, StTeven

John, thanks for the welcome. If I can get mine to look 1/2 as good as yours, I would be happy. Here are a few things that I noticed as I cut the floor and rotton wood out of my boat. Not sure if you want to look at these areas on yours as places for water to get under the floor. 1) The screws...

I am new here and just found this thread. If you don't mind, I would like to join the 200 party although mine is in pretty bad shape. I enjoy working on old cars, so I figured what the heck, I'll try and rebuild an ole boat and see if I can bring it back to life. Well, this is wher eit all...

God job on the rebuild. I have a 1993 200 BR that I just started on. Gonna be a while before it's back on the water making waves. Thanks, Steven

Just purchased a project 1993 Sea Ray 200 BR so I figured I better poke my head in and tell everyone hello. I have had several fishing boats but this is my first pleasure boat. I enjoy working on old cars so I figured I would take a shot at an ole boat and see how it pans out. So far, it seems...