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Here's a few more shots of some more Formulas. :)

Hi willie, Best to post your question on the forums, so that a number of people will see it and can help. :) -Chris

LOL! smilemaker, you're on a roll. :bigthumb: Where is the in-watershot of the Check with the 75, 4 Stroker? Post it up! :devil: -Chris

Yeah, I don't get this one at all. I've seen this story in a few places as well. Whatever happened it's a real shame for sure. :shakehead: -Chris

Here's a couple of Moombas that were on display at the show. :) Yolanda saw these and had visions of going for a summer slalom ski. :surf:

Here's page 4 & 5. :thumb:

Basically it's a little piece of metal, normally on your outboard, that is designed to corrode and sacrifice itself in order to protect the other metal in your motor. They are commonly made of Zinc. On outboards, there is typically one which serves the dual purpose of acting as a small trim...

I would say yes. You can probably get away going longer depending on how many times you dunk it and also how far you travel with it. Personally, if I'm going to travel very far, I would repack them. It's easier to repack, then replace a spindle or worse axle. And make sure when you...

Good advice. :) Check your bearings where necessary too! Grease 'em, repack 'em or whatever, but don't just ignore 'em. :thumb: -Chris

smilemaker, you should post some pics of the Enchanter with the 90 on it. ;) -Chris

Here's page 2 & 3. :)

Next Brochure up is a 1982 Bayliner! Time for a trip down memory-lane. :thumb: Enjoy! :) -Chris

LOL! :D It's the "smilemaker-polar-lander" sponsored by captain-morgan! :rof: -Chris

Here's the final page of the spec sheet - unfortunately, the 1965 models are now out of warranty. :D Hope you enjoyed! :) -Chris

We actually were debating the '08's when we started this thread. We almost need to start another and debate the '09's. :) -Chris

Here's the spec sheet on the boats. Love to have these prices now! :D

Yeah, I mean the Aluminum frame. The other benefit to reusing it beyond saving some money, is that you don't have to remount a new one which might not mount or line up the same way as the old, which would result in you quite possibly drilling additional holes into your boat. -Chris

Outside, Most of the local marinas just sub out their boat top and interior upholstery jobs, to local shops that specialize in covers and interiors. So if you go direct to one of these shops yourself, you'll do best price wise. Depending on how new the cover is, and also what kind of shape...

We're looking forward to hearing about the "smilemaker's" adventures this summer! Thanks for the kind words about the site and it's nice to have you aboard. :thumb: -Chris

Welcome aboard jo - nice to have you here. :) -Chris