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yes they are in there you just can't see from the pics, they are 3/4" pvc

I finished cutting out all the holes for all the fish boxes ect and bilgekoted the bottom here are some pictures

ok so i finished cutting out the floorboards today finished glassing in the inside of the live well, got all the drains run for the three fish boxes, got the floorboards fitted into the boat and glassed the bottom side with 24 oz matte. Measured all the cut outs for gas tanks, fish boxes, ect...

isn't that illegal not to disclose something, i know it is in real estate?

if the engine hours bother you take it back, but if not get some money back for the difference.

I made my own. I first used 1/4 inch plywood scrap wood to make the mold then put my divinicell in the mold cut it to it, then glassed the divinicell which is insulating foam in with 24 oz matte took it out of the wood mold and glassed the back, when I install it i will do more glassing ect. If...

No I usually get my material from marine connection in fort pierce, he has the best deals I looked everywhere before i started to purchase, i looked at boat builder central, they are very nice down there, but ronny and his team help out so much with what I need and advice so it keeps me coming...

ok so i got the custom gas tank in and finished my fish boxes this weekend and cut the marine ply for the floorboards here are some pics of the fish boxes. so i have 2 4 ft fish boxes and 1 6ft fish box, they were all insulated with divinicell. My gas tank is a 135 gallons. I have...

i am sure your wife one day will enjoy it too, i enjoy it everybit if not more than my husband

So I finished glassing everything in and added the stringers and glassed those in and started on the insulated fix boxes on the sides 4 feet in legth each, then I still have to make a big one in the back about 8 ft in lenth and 2 ft wide. Well here are more pics,I am going to do floor boards...

do you have some

I need everything, but 275 hp is to much I am not going to go over 225 thank you tho

We already contacted grady white and they said do not go anymore than 225 4 strokes. My transom is completly redone along with the stringers it is pretty much a new boat,and we are getting a hermco bracket which is fiberglasss so it floats itself so the weight of the bracket is not an issue...

what is a good price for twin 200 yamaha 4 strokes 2002 with 800 hrs on them.

i would recommend garmin too, they have great customer service,if you have any questions about there units just call and they will explain everything to you.

already have insurance and my insurance agent said as soon as I switch the engines to let her know and she will switch it.

hermco is going make it for us

it had twin 250 mercruiser on it before. The transom has been rebuilt and red did some of the stringers rest are 100% solid

what does .everyone think of this motor. I have a 25 ft grady white kingfish. they will go on a bracket. Just want to know everyones thoughts, eventually I will be getting yamaha 4 strokes but I do not have enough money for those right now. How they run gas consumption and if they are a good motor.

So I am replacing the floorboards in my boat and there is so much controversy on how to attach them, some say screw them down to the stringers some say don't. What does everyone think? I am trying to figure out if I don't screw them down, how do I keep them from warping and know they are tight...