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It could be done out of marine plywood and then painted with epoxy.

I wonder if it's possible to remove the panel entirely and fabricate a new panek with the desired hatch size. This way, when you want to sell the boat, you can return it to the factory configuration.

yup I know it's apples and oranges, but FWIW, a marina friend has a Pursuit 325 OS with twin F300s and he is very happy with the performance.

Hi gents, Take a look at the performance in the link for reference. My 306 with "C" Series F350s (19P props, I believe) runs almost spot on with the info below. Knock 1 - 2 MPH off their performance for bottom paint, etc. and my performance is very close. My numbers are very close to the Yamaha...

That looks really nice. Good job!!

wow... I was way off. I had the wrong light entirely....

My guess is SCANDVIK. https://www.apexlighting.com/boat-lights/courtesy-lights/4-color-led-downlight/

On my boat (2018), they are: dark greyish with a chrome border. If you want, I can pull out some color charts and try to provide a 3M, AVERY or RITRAMA color.

I am only assuming it would be cost crazy..

Local dealer can order them for you. Make sure you are sitting down when the tell you ho much they cost. Personally, I would go after market. https://www.thehulltruth.com/fishing-miscellaneous-items-commercial-sellers-only/1315987-3d-custom-raised-brand-names-decals.html

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Get off the site!!! (just kidding)

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^^^ I suspect the load comes into play if the downrigger's cable gets caught up on something deep below the surface rather than if the fishing line gets caught up. Am I correct? ....we shall see...

I don't necessarily disagree with the above. However, there is very big difference between a boat that is essentilly ready to go versus a boat that has been sitting for three years.

Hi, Just a crazy thought.... why not throw a low ball offer it? (~= $50k) It's been sitting for three years, so it's going to be a hard sell for many folks. The seller needs a buyer willing to take on a project. He may take a low ball offer to get it off his hands. Worst case: he says no way.

https://www.portharbormarine.com/Pre-owned-Inventory-2005-Grady-White-Boat-257-FISHERMAN-GRADY-WHITE-Rockport-16256685?ref=list https://www.portharbormarine.com/Pre-owned-Inventory-2022-Grady-White-Boat-257-FISHERMAN-GRADY-WHITE-South-Portland-16325397?ref=list

How about a fan and/or a mister for the aft deck?

Hi, I am not being a jerk, in case it comes across that way. Do you have financial means to take this project on? My guess is that you are looking at $75k+ not including motors. Therefore, if you bought the boat for $50k, you would be into it for $125k. $75k.... It had been winterized and...

Make your life easier....(lol)