do the forward legs of the T-top have sail track welded to them so you could put side curtains?
I didnt see any
that is a very narrow boat. you will need to probably run side curtains out from the top down to the gunwales. which will limit you from getting to the bow.
Most people I know...
welcome aboard.
the engine, drive ignition switch and gauges will be in the factory service manual.
you can get them here. https://outboardbooks.com/
the rest of the boat wiring is generic. look here
https://forums.iboats.com/threads/generic-boat-wiring-information-updated-verified.726970/
At the top of the forum are the stickies. Look at 4th sticky down, then go to links 14, 15, 18, 2,3,4 in that order
Go thru all the links, look at all the pictures, read everything, and after that, you have all the information needed
Put a cover over the boat after you winterize. The scuppers will freeze with any condensation. Then any moisture (rain, snow, etc) will simply fill things up
Consider every fiberglass boat under $10k as a project.
Consider anything older than 15 years as a project
Look post 2002 on SeaRay/Bayliner for the updated hulls.
With your target age and price. Brand does not matter only condition matters. Avoid anything with OMC
you want the oil filter bypass to control if it filters or not. if your remote lines are cold and long, you can run the motor for hours and not have oil flowing to the filter. where if the bypass on the block guarantees oil flow to the filter, then it is up to the filter to bypass or not...
Every engine block on the planet, marine, truck, automotive, etc. has a block mounted bypass valve. the factory GM blocks is 11 psi. when running a remote filter, it is suggested to change the block bypass valve to a 30 psi unit.
for your SBC, its in the filter boss.
