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Not sure if the previous owner was local to you but it may be a good idea to ask fellow boaters what works in your neck of the woods. I have been using Hydorcoat since it came out and it works great for me in New England waterrs . It goes on easy and does not build up on my boat's bottom.

Insurance is out of control - guess inflation on building supplies and labor cost etc are adding up as they are with all of us. My Marina requires insurance during 6 months of in water dockage. During the winter I keep mine at local GW dealer and they also require proof of insurance. My...

I paint in yearly and find one coat takes care of it.

I use Pettit Hydrocoat. It works for us in S New England so I would assume we have similar environment to tthe Portland area. I find Hydrocoat does a good job preventing excessive growth and bottom washing in the fall is very easy with a light power washer. Spring time is easier too. I find the...

i have never seen wiring like that on any of my boats. from the factory Although the next owner of my boat may find a few things that look like that :)

I don't think I will ever rationalize a 2 million dollar Grady White - IfI was in a position to impress it would not be with a bow rider :)

no sewing -The slide fit right in where track where the sewn in ones were. The SS clips hangs on the slide and the very strong SS clip holds the curtain. Fits perfect and looks like they came with the boat

Just checked Amazon and here are the 4 items ordered again - all available for shipment today - pictures will help with the ordering, The stainless steel mini close pin clips on the curtain and the other end of the clip goes on slide, the slide goes on the existing curtain rail installed on the...

Here is a link to a post I put up on curtains for a 2004 Sailfish - They look good, can be easily washed or replaced and run about $50 buck - all available on Amazon. https://www.greatgrady.com/threads/cabin-curtain-repalcements.33207/

I definitely spending a few extra for the 316 SS. Others will tell you the other SS grades do not hold up.

Grady should take a look at what you have done - could be the basis for a new model option - nice job!

Would not hurt to get GW involved since the hull is under warranty ( not sure if hull GW definition includes the hardtop)

Got mine from the dealer a few years. A friend told me about his place a 6 months ago. They are Stainless Steel. Not sure what I got from the dealer but the OEM installed at production rusted to flakes. https://actionup.com/stainless-steel-bolster-clips/

Thanks my BIL is talking with his mechanic - will let you know if he is interested.

Is the boat still in the water. My brother in law is on the cape and is looking for a pair of engines.

It would be tough to justify 5K for a prop not to mention dropping 10K for twins. Can't imagine hitting something and being out 10K thats is a lot of fuel savings!

Good luck and 100% recovery!1

I have had both the Gulfstream and the Sailfish, they are both very seaworthy boats that can handle just about any sea conditions that you would want to be out on. My Gulfstream only had a single F225. I have heard many say it is underpowered with a single but I never had a power issue. The only...

Heay duty sound and good structure sound like the key.