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In 2006, I spent $16,500 for a '95, with a 200-hp Evinrude Ocean Pro of the same year. The engine remains strong. Great boat, which keeps getting better, thanks to a good mechanic who has helped me fix and replace things that logically needed attention. They include: replacing plastic...

In 2006, I spent $16,500 for a '95, with a 200-hp Evinrude Ocean Pro of the same year. The engine remains strong. Great boat, which keeps getting better, thanks to a good mechanic who has helped me fix and replace things that logically needed attention. They include: replacing plastic...

BobP and others, My bad. The Grady dealer proposed a Z200TXR. Sorry about the misquote on my part.

It won't happen before winter, but I'd like to slap a new engine on my 1995 223, replacing a still-decent Evinrude 200 of the same vintage that weighs 483 pounds. (It does lay down a D-Day-worthy smokescreen on a cold start, smell like a refinery and gulp gas!) Has anyone put a 200 four...

gonzo007 Lawrence 1995 Tournament 223 1995 Evinrude OceanPro 200