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I used this. Flipped it over and mounted VHF bracket on top. Snaked the speaker wires down the hardtop tube to the speakers.

SmokyMtnGrady and I have discussed this scenario also. I'll let him give you his solution for turttling and being visible.

Actually, I had this on my phone. Here ya go.

Let me get home and I'll get it for you.

You've got a pretty sweet setup yourself. I'd love to have that to park my boat at the house. Pretty excited to see the final outcome when he's done.

It should. Keep her waxed, and when not in use, she lives indoors.

600, 800, 1000, then light compound and wax for shine. This is the process I was told he was doing.

Kind of from my car show days, she was a 10 footer. She just lacked the shine I wanted. Life in Florida before I bought her and lack of maintenance while there, had taken a toll on her.

Not sure how he priced it as far as footage. I've been given an estimate of $2K for the whole boat, inside and out. I had buffed "at" the hull but had done nothing on gunnels or the inside and the cabin. He's pretty much starting from scratch to give me some kind of shine to work with.

Wet sand. Then light compound and buffer.

I'll have to get names of products. Someone else is doing this for me down in South Carolina.

This got started this week. Hopefully the rest of it turns out as nice as this. I did take the easy way out and having it done for me. I don't have the facilities or the time to do it at home.

I'm in for 1 green/1 white.

And that figures. Just ordered some from Taylor Marine. They are coming with my owner hats. Oh well.

Another vote for Carver. This cover came with my boat. Very nice cover. I have the paperwork on it if you want the number. You did ask about 228 with hard or soft top.

Don't think you will like going down 50 hp and a four-stroke. The torque and extra horses of the 2 stroke will be noticeable.

X3,, very nice. Happy Birthday to you!

Thank you sir! IMAR products used as directed to keep my Strataglass clean and polished. I use my boat but try and keep it clean too. Pride in ownership.

Still wouldn't hurt to talk with Lee. She could give you some insight on the direction you can go. She may still be able to use your existing enclosure to build from.

Yep, Owens and Sons is the company. I went with Loadmaster out of Tampa. They had mine done in a little over a week for me, and took my old Loadmaster in on trade. I've had no issues at all and have trailered a bunch since I bought it. I'll have to look at the paperwork, but without a trade, I...