complete newbie

[the454assassian]

Hey every one I am a complete newbie to the boating world. I just got my first boat. Its a 1974 sea ray srv200. I traded a 1995 saturn sl2 for it. I don't know where to start to find info on this boat. I know I need a new dog house for the motor and the tilt trim is not working right.

 

[ChuckW]

Good luck and welcome!

Be sure to read the Advice for new Members http://clubsearay.com/showthread.php/6538-Advice-for-new-members
Rules and Regulations http://clubsearay.com/showthread.ph...egulations...please-become-familiar-with-them...
Tips for Searching the Site http://clubsearay.com/showthread.php/19063-How-to-search?p=224749#post224749

You'll find plenty of members here willing to help with any questions you have. We love pictures and people who make an effort to search first

Cheers,

 

[midway]

A good place to start is the Classic SeaRay section. Oh, and welcome aboard

 

[Banagy]

Welcome aboard

 

[Tonka Boater]

Welcome aboard and welcome to boating. Don't listen to your friends and family -- this is not one the two happiest days of your life. And every penny spent on your boat is a penny well spent.

 

['clees]

Ditto what Tonka said...I'm still on my first "Happiest Day".... And loving all of them!

 

[AKBASSKING]

Welcome and you will develop a love/hate relationship with your boat, which by definition is a "black hole by which you throw your money down!" But it is all worth it when you are on the water....

Good luck and keep us posted.

 

[Dick270da]

The Sea Ray site is another good source for info. Owners manuals, parts manuals, etc. can sometimes be found here:www.searay.com. Welcome to the club!

 

[midway]

BOAT = Best of All Times