ibtravel
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I am restoring my 76 Overnighter. How big is the gas tank? I have found the one under the step but it can't be all. The old brochures say it is a 60 gal. tank. Does anyone know for sure.
76 SRV220 overnighter gas tank
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My books don't go back that far. There should be an ID plate that is readable/accessible from somewhere. Whether it's from the engine compartment or a deck plate... something.
60 sounds right. I wouldn't really expect it to be any bigger.
60 sounds right. I wouldn't really expect it to be any bigger.
KRB64
Member
- Oct 12, 2006
- 785
- Boat Info
- '76 SRV195 (our first) -> moved up to
'78 240 WE (now 4 sale because ->)
'82 260 DA shared
- Engines
- A Ford 351, a couple GM 350s and a Cummins 6BT to pull it all (W250)
I borrowed my brother's '82 220 a couple weeks ago. His fuel guage was bad and I ran completely out of gas in the middle of the lake. We now know that there are 51 gallons of available fuel.
bwthomas
New Member
- Aug 8, 2009
- 22
- Boat Info
- 1978 SRV 220 OV
- Engines
- 305 Mercruiser 226 hp
we have a"78 220 overnighter and our tank is 60 gallons
bwthomas
New Member
- Aug 8, 2009
- 22
- Boat Info
- 1978 SRV 220 OV
- Engines
- 305 Mercruiser 226 hp
by the way, sea ray does not have manuals, wiring diagrams etc. Have you had any luck with getting info, manuals etc.? Assume you have either really knowledgeable people or other resources available if you are doing a restore. Trust you love your classic Sea Ray as much as we love ours.
ibtravel
New Member
I have 1976 OMC 235 Ford 351W engine. I'm looking for the two water hoses from the thermostat housing to the end caps on the exhaust housing. Its a 1" diameter hose with a bend on one end. Any ideas??
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Did you try a local marine store?
