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I went with tan caps. There is a clear plastic washer that goes under the screw head and the colored cover just snaps on.

Should be ok then. Good luck!

Can always put a little lube on them each spring, just go light.

I agree with the size comment. The ones I've seen usually have a 25' or so limit. They swing the boats around like parking a car with those large forklifts. I think the 330 is a tad big for that type of storage but if they have the equipment it can be done.

All GWs are built all pretty much the subpar same. The vinyl cap is there to dress up (hide) the seam between the liner and the hull. The side plastic pieces are there to do the same in for the motorwell corners. All are attached with screws into the core which is likely XL Greenwood or maybe...

Prob the biggest concern is handling damage. Your not going to be notified unless it is more than a surface scratch or gouge. The staff are trained but they are usually young and the turnover is high. I'd talk with folks that keep their boats this way and get the pro/cons.

Good ideal. It's all in the execution.

Sea Shift looks close to stock if not stock for the hardtop rod holer. Yep, those are the old Hella Halogen lights. Get some nice LEDs on her!! I just got the WaveOne Marine 6-LED spreader light off Amazon that I'll be replacing some older 5 LED lights. Same mount as the Hela and 5-light LED...

The stock ones mount on the hard top via 3 welded plates. I'm sure you could review them at a GW dealer yard and adjust the length of the plate. Stay away from welding to the frame if you can. Usually power wires inside for the radio box and also electronic cables may be routed for radar...

Will there be anything above you? I;ve seen 3 high in our area. The bottom boats get all the drippings from the ones above. I'd investigate some type of easy to install cover if you find yourself in that position.

The Sea Sense 2 7/8" white plastic and rubber scupper ones fit perfectly. Got em on Amazon.

I'd change any plastic ones (if you have them on the motor end) but would leave the other until I had an issue. Just my 2 pennies.

I'm sure it can be done in the helm area, but to be honest I think that isn't rational on several levels. The best for an enclosed area is a small AC unit. You can either box one in or if there is space behind a wall you might fit it in. You'll need airflow and return space. I'd probably be...

Sure, you can do it but it will help slightly and will probably look like .... and not stand the test of time. The seal is and how many times you are in and out of it are the biggest factors. The spray insulation is relatively thin as well. I'd also use block ice vs crushed ice. I use water...

yea, it's a Bowmar as stated and a standard size. Measure the inside and outside frame and go to WM with pics and measurements. They can match it up for you.

You'd think there would have been a serious improvement project in this area, but just like the transom seams - nope.

IDK if this really requires a precise measurement requirement. The aft fishbox cover is at the same height as the gunnel height. I have a Magma table that is about 8 inches higher than the gunnel. I've had kids to adults filet fish and in 25 years of boating on a 282 and a 300 nobody has ever...

I really like Nautical One mildew remover.

Bldg 21 did work for several GW dealers in the past. I've used them as well. Quality work.

if access issues persist, maybe shoot an email to GW cust service and ask them to measure?