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Four generations!

What a day. Congrats!

I believe so.

Looks like rubber? Speedometer connection from pressure?

If I remember correctly it was taped up in a bunch but could see from the bottom looking up into the electronic area.

Did mine last spring. Individual connectors on mine. Note tight quarters getting them all back in tight!

Wow, I may have to “borrow” this photo! Thank you and have a great holiday season.

Interesting!

Hope this helps!

I have many pictures of my GW 232 but none on the water fishing. Trying to find something as close as my boat (hardtop, twin Yamaha's) that I can use for a logo on custom shirts for me and my boys for Christmas. Anyone have anything to share with a view from another boat or drone? Scanned web...

Try Ocean Breeze Marine Accessories out of Florida. 352-606-8999 or oceanbreezeMarieaccessories.com as they did great job on my rear transom hatch doors. I have more to don on my 232 and they will be my first call - great prices to go along with the workmanship.

Note the exterior frame is 13” square.

My interior cut size was 11” square. The standard hatch cutout was 11.25” square so they customized the opening to match the hole size. Make sense?

Nice job!

Ended up locating a custom shop in Florida, Ocean Breeze Marine Accessories, that made a small change to a standard build for the cut size as was 1/4” too large. Price was $100 less than another shop for each and delivery was within nine days. Installed the rear hatches in thirty minutes this...

I was thinking of using two pieces of Starboard with a thin piece for the front facade and slightly thicker for the section within the back wall with the door. Going to screw the two pieces together. Note I do have the equipment but never considered my self an expert as always room to learn.

I had a quote of over a grand for my 232. Couldn’t pull the trigger no matter how much my wife says to get it replaced.

I have a 2000 and need both the starboard and port sides. Was thinking of reusing the existing door and building the frame using Starboard. There is little room if any to go any bigger than current size..

Yes I recognized the one I cut this morning and concentrated on switch. Back together and working like new.