my new to me .....but not new Sea Ray

[1967srv170]

Well I finaly got a few pictures of the old lady when I went to clear the snow off the cover.

Anyone have any idea how to clean up the hull? or will it need paint. It is 43 years old, floors are solid, I know it runs good, and was properly winterized, not beat up by docks.

And I love the mini steering wheel that turns the bow spot light, that'is cool :grin:

No tilt or trim, and a 120 mercruiser. It does have a leaky manafold that has been JB Welded I am keeping my eye out for one.

Any coments?

Oh it's a 1967

 

[kybishop]

Congratulations on your new boat. Won't be long and it will be splash time. When does boating season typically start in Northern Illinois?

That is a cool little spotlight control.

KB

 

[1967srv170]

Thanks.
I am in no hurry for boating season.... I am a snowmobiler, but 3 or 4 weeks before memorial day but you can go boating as early as ... well now if you doint't mind getting cold.

 

[brute66]

Very cool SRV!! I have a 1966 that is very similar in blue. These boats are built to last and look great.

 

[Summer Fun II]

Nice !!! :smt038. But why are you storing it with the drive up like that ??.

 

[1967srv170]

Nice !!! :smt038. But why are you storing it with the drive up like that ??.

Thats how I got it. I figured it would be worse to to lower it while everyting is frozen. :huh:

What damage should I look for?

thanks
chuck

 

[Spookeay]

To clean up the hull I would first give it a good dose of On & Off Hull cleaner. Then a pressure washing. After all that, examine the hull to see if you have any cracking, chipping or blistering. Make your decision on what you need to do from there.