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You can always build one. Just depends how much you want to spend on parts and machine shop labor...

No, you want to come fix it?

Yes

It's not like you went from a 1/4" diameter tube to 3/4"! How is it the cables fault for hitting the pump? If you throw that cable in the trash, please throw it in my trash can...

That's the worse of the two spots...

Sorry, tapatalk didn't tell me about all these replies! I assumed it's epoxy because of the color. Aren't polyester resins usually greenish...? The color has also faded a lot over 23 years, so using the original pigment isn't very useful or worth the hassle in my opinion.

Manufacturer, Maxum, has been out of business a while now, and the boat is a 1994...

So this question is for my boat. Previous owner let the swim platform rub on the dock for years I guess and the gel coat is worn to the fiber glass on both corners. It appears to be epoxy resin, which I have heard gel coat doesn't normally stick to. Any tips on how to put fresh gel coat on these...

I had just gotten my truck right and hit 15 mpg, then threw 33x12.5s on it and it dropped again. But I've driven a week doing 55 on the highway and then 70-75, and no difference in mileage, so faster is better! Then there's my mustang... last time I filled that, it was 4 mpg... Something about a...

Damn, my 1989 F150 with 5.0 gets 13-14 mpg usually; 11 mpg recently hauling 3000 pounds to Maryland... Now my Dad's 85 F250 with a 460- that truck got 6 mpg no matter what, like how you described your V10. And it was just as fun to drive, too!

Rebuilt one engine for our boat and swapped it last month. Yesterday I finally took the stock iron manifold off the other engine and put a matching aluminum one on. Still got to finish putting the cooling system back together, but the hard part is done.

I use brown paper bags to make my templates.

Cut my protec about 1/2" behind the raised ribs on the top and bottom of the nozzle

Awesome news! Landon's Logan finally went home Thursday after 17 months!

That was me with the M240. Captain is the bald guy...

Took the engine out and left the foam in. It was Swiss cheese and a ton of work to recover! I actually still use the starter from that ski in mine, four years later...!