Before and after pictures of recent work. Happy with the results updating her style.
228G Restoration
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Thanks Shawn. Drop in the bucket compared to your rehab, and I really like the newer looks....
Just changed the title of the thread to "restoration"
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Summertop511
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Hi Summertop511,
Yes thank you, I might just have to paint that cap metallic silver now
I was thinking of updating the wheel, but I think I am going to stay with it.
Was nice to get out of my house "lockdown" yesterday and work on her in a safe area.
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Setting the bar for your new acquisition!!
JJ has plenty of inspiration from all of our rehab work.
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Top it off with the Schmidt wheel.
www.boatoutfitters.com
May need a wheel puller to get it off, or you may luck out and it will come right off.
3 Spoke Stainless Steel Steering Wheel - 15-1/2"
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May need a wheel puller to get it off, or you may luck out and it will come right off.
Yes can’t hardly wait to get started on it, having the Yamaha worked on now seals, total serviced and dry exhaust done since it's on the east coast and stuck on the west coast !