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Aluminum I used a local fabricator here on L.I - Alloy Metal Works. BTW- that is w/o the epoxy coating

Grady will send you the specs for the tank and the diagram with the dimensions. Just have someone fabricate it, (cost me 800 for my 208 Grady) and then install it yourself.

these guys will make you one or you can buy some material and make one yourself out of starboard instead of wood https://www.boatoutfitters.com/

True that. I personally like my knives in the stern, where the action is :)

If I remember there is about a half inch back there behind the liner

Its not much, but handy. Im thinking about adding a 1inch wide piece starboard strip about 3/4 of the way up I can use to hang hooks and lures

A man after my own heart. Let me guess, you have a shooting range on the other side of the barn. and deer running around too . LOL

Nice setup Lt Mike. I wish I had that space. I would have never sold my 71 Monte carlo SS ☹☹

Here ya go - Great folks to work with. Cut it and punched the squares for me before shipping it out https://envorinex.com/sheer-drawers

I will take some next time I'm up in the boat

I split the cost of a ShrinkFast gun with a buddy, bought my own roll of plastic and been shrinkwrapping for the past 10 yrs. Best thing I ever did - even made a few bucks in the neighborhood wrapping peoples outdoor furniture for the winter. I use my regular boat cover during the season to...

I did the opposite. I had a round speaker in the top forward corner, and removed it. I redid the cupholder using 1/2 in starboard and bought a one of these for each side and used screws to hold them. Or something like this if it works for you.

I assume you mean gunnel mounted outriggers? I have not seen them on a 208, but I did see them on a 209 and they where mounted forward of rod holders closest to the bow. BTW - I have the 208 and I think the bow rails are different than on a CC, meaning I'm not sure that configuration works...

I have a '93 208 and I agree with the above. Totally different looking

Ok, sounds good. Also there is an anti-siphon valve at the fuel tank connector. They do go bad. Another possibility is the run the boat with and auxiliary gas tank. Connect one of those portable five gallon fuel tanks and see how she runs on that. This is how I found out my anti-siphon valve on...

Here's a dumb question: When was the last time you changed the plugs? Spark plugs make a world of difference, especially in an outboard. While the plugs are out is a good time to do a compression test

You forgot to mention the other secret. Rinsing them with fresh water first :)

I got mine from Cabelas (aka Bass Pro Shop) a few years ago - The quality is outstanding

LOL... Actually I was referring to the VHF. Didnt even see the other radio there till I took a second look. Cant tell you how many times I've done what you did, replace something and put it back just how it was, only to wonder a short time later why. But it looks like you have plans for the...