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Updated:
3/16/2015 (9 years ago)
Originally Posted: 5/16/2013
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Owner: Brian Nelson
Forum Nickname: halfnelly
Location: Maitland, FL
Model: 1994 Sport Nautique
Length: 21
Engine: PCM 351 Pro Boss Carb
HP: 300
Hours: 1450
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Forum Nickname: halfnelly
Location: Maitland, FL
Model: 1994 Sport Nautique
Length: 21
Engine: PCM 351 Pro Boss Carb
HP: 300
Hours: 1450
Modify this Diaries Listing
My grandparents bought this boat when they moved to Florida back in 1998. It was formerly owned by a pro wakeboarder, so it has quite a few hours. We enjoyed the boat on the Clermont chain for a few years until the drought ended up stranding it on the lift.
We finally had enough water in the canal this past November to rescue it. Five years of neglect haven't been kind. The interior is shot, still saving up to get it redone. The gelcoat was heavily oxidized, but cleaned up pretty well with compound. The original ProTec module was leaking goo everywhere so I retrofitted it with the DIM kit. I rebuilt the carb and replaced the alternator and battery. All the fittings for the hot water shower were split, so it's still capped off for now. The original trailer looked like Swiss cheese because the sprinklers had been hitting it in the yard for years. I replaced it with a 2003 trailer. Finally got the interior redone this spring. Looks and runs like a new boat now!
We finally had enough water in the canal this past November to rescue it. Five years of neglect haven't been kind. The interior is shot, still saving up to get it redone. The gelcoat was heavily oxidized, but cleaned up pretty well with compound. The original ProTec module was leaking goo everywhere so I retrofitted it with the DIM kit. I rebuilt the carb and replaced the alternator and battery. All the fittings for the hot water shower were split, so it's still capped off for now. The original trailer looked like Swiss cheese because the sprinklers had been hitting it in the yard for years. I replaced it with a 2003 trailer. Finally got the interior redone this spring. Looks and runs like a new boat now!
