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Somehow the picture that I posted with my question got reversed. This is a picture of the cabinet in question. Some other owner must have, at some time, had to get at the ice box drain. I just need to know if there is a preferred panel to be removed for access.

Does anyone that owns a 1987 Monaco 210 know what the best way into the structure that houses the ice box ( see pic). There must be a panel that is designed to be removed to allow access to the drain.

Thanks for the reply. Your suggestion is a good idea. The boat does not have pressure water or a head. It has a porta-potty and that works fine. However, I would like pressure water and the useless ice box space seems a good bet for an installation. In the attached pict ure you can see the space...

I recently purchased a 1987 Monaco in very very good condition. If you own one you know that there is a bar area in front of the passenger seat that has a small ice box with a drain. It is really useless. I would like to install pressure water at that location and I am wondering if anyone else...

Jim: If you still need this manual, I can send you the PDF. Best to have your regular email address and I can send as attachment. Let me know. newell

I recently acquired a 1995 180 BR. It has a forward thru hull on the starboard side with tubing that extends down past the driver seating area and into the bilge. I can find no explanation for the existence of this thru hull and I see no pump in the bilge. Can someone tell me what this is for...

My 180 BR has the OEM bimini. I just ordered the side curtains and aft curtain from RNR Marine....about $500...nice fit