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Yep water went straight through. Yep I had to jack up the front of the trailer. Sure is a lot easier using a hose to clean the cabin. Thanks for the info.

Maybe that is why they put a pump there just in case the front of the boat was not high enough. That would make sense.

Thanks for the info. Its great to have people like you.

I'm still working on the old Gulfstream. I need to take a hose down in the cabin and wash it all out. I see a bilge pump in front of the space for the porta potty. I have all the batteries out and don't know if the pump works or not. Will any water I use in the cabin drain to the rear or does it...

Thanks for the help. Sounds like the 300 HP is the way to go.

On my 1988 gulfstream the front fill goes to the front tank and the rear fill goes to the rear. My tank valves are on the port (left) rear just inside the left rear panel door. That is a 232G model with a engine bracket.

I'm in the process of restoring a 1988 232G gulfstream. Boat had twin 150 Yamaha's. Before I purchased the boat one engine locked up and the owner removed the engine and moved the other engine to the center of the engine bracket. Then the other engine started acting up and I purchased the boat...

I removed the main tank from my 1988 Gulfstream. I haven't purchased and installed a new tank yet but hope to soon. Just for your information the tank will not come out of the hole. I had to take a saw and remove a little fiberglass from one side and the back end to get the tank out. Its no...

I have a 1988 Gulfstream 23 that I may be in the process of restoring. I'll be glad to take some pictures or measurements if want. just let me know what you want.