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Thanks. Its an 05.

This is when I first started it up. Still cold so its idling a little fast. http://s459.photobucket.com/user/corvettefan101/media/VID_20140418_134751_918_zpsebd0c897.mp4.html This one is after it warmed up. I also took the black flaps off the exhaust as well...

I hear that. the weather this winter has been crazy. We had our second highest snowfall on record this year. And not to mention the unbelievable cold temps.

Thats funny :grin:. Better not let her read your posts or you might get to know your couch better. And thanks for the compliment.

Took some pictures of her today. Buffed out the gel coat real good and it turned out great. Cant wait to get it on the water now. http://i459.photobucket.com/albums/qq312/corvettefan101/IMG_20140404_155917_952_zpsa0697a90.jpg...

Sounds good to me.

Columbus, Ohio.

Jitts3 you are awesome. I found the casting # and it is indeed a the 235hp 307. My grandpa bought this boat in 1975 from the original owner and the whole time he called it a 327. You actually posted in my thread that had the pictures of it...

It has points cap and rotor.

Motor is a 1971 OMC 327. I was wondering if any knows the factory gap spec. I've always gapped them at .035 but I read on another marine board that they should be gapped at .025. That don't seem right to me but wanted to get some other guys input on this. Thanks in advance for the help.

I just brought them up on my phone and they both worked fine. I don't know what else it could be.

I love the way it sounds. It defiantly turns heads when it starts up at the dock. I don't think many people expect a Sea Ray to sound like that.

That's odd. It works when I click on them. Its worked for the other 2 members that's commented. I'm not sure.

I forgot I had these and wanted to share with my fellow Sea Ray owners. The first video shows the interior which is all original except the carpet has been replaced. Nothing special just warming up at the dock. Hope you enjoy...

Thanks for the help. Your interior restoration looks great. I will check into the wood veneer. The padded lid looks good but I want to stay with the original look of the boat.

Very nice restoration. The wood part of the motor cover. Did you redo that yourself or buy it new? I have a 71 with the similar motor cover and its peeling and im not sure what to use to fix it.

That's one of my concerns with the black. As far as the GTO. $18,500. And you can own it.

The trailer is painted silver. Thats not the color of the steel. It was a factory beige color and my grandpa painted it silver years ago. It needs painted again so I was just tossing some different ideas around.

Just wanting to get some opinions on changing my trailer color. Thinking of painting it black with some green stripes to match the boat. I taped some black trash bags on there to just get an idea on what it might look like. What are your thoughts? Stay with the silver and black or go all black...

Everything about the boat is original. My grandpa bought it in 1975 from the original owner. He hadn't had it in the water for like 3 years when my grandpa bought it from him. I got it when my grandpa passed away in 2011. So the exhaust color of the motor and all that is how she came from the...