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    Posted: August-11-2007 at 12:37am
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Does a Ski Nautique 196 have a cooler in the floor?
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What about just making a compartment that you could put one of those soft coolers in. Then when you want to head to the beach you can just pull it out and take your cold beverages with you. It would be easier to fill and empty outside the boat.
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After much searching Correct Craft has discontinued the original cooler. If anyone with a newer Correct Craft has a floor cooler and would like to send some deminsions and photos it would be appreciated. Also if anyone with this cooler has some demensions maybe I can finf an alternate that is suitable. Any help is appreciated, sure would like some more room on the boat. Thanks, eb
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Originally posted by TRBenj TRBenj wrote:

Our '92 had one from the factory. It shouldnt be hard to add it to your boat, theres plenty of room under there. I would say the floor is plenty strong and wouldnt require any additional supports. Just cut a hole and drop it in.


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Originally posted by TRBenj TRBenj wrote:

Originally posted by my90sn my90sn wrote:

Thanks TRBenj,

The photo of the floor ripped is very helpful, is that a 90'Ski Nautique? Your gullwing seat photo shows a storage the same width of the battery box, but I think Im gonna try to find the wider drop-in cooler fron CC. Hopefully it wont restrict those ventilation tubes. Do you know what those lower holes are? It also tells me I might have to replace the battery cables with longer ones.

If anyone else has photos of their 90+ Ski Nautique floor, stringers, or cooler they are welcome to join in please. Thanks


The picture with the floor out is my '90. You can see more pics in my floor repair thread here. The picture of the gullwing seat is a '93, and you can see the factory cooler that was standard starting in '91 or '92. I think you should be able to fit the wider cooler in there, as it fit in the TSC1 Ski Nautique (below).

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I can think of worse places (cosmetically), atleast nobody will ever see it!
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HAHAHAHA oh my god that would suck soooooo bad. oh man!

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Originally posted by nates78ski nates78ski wrote:

Originally posted by 8122pbrainard 8122pbrainard wrote:

Who was it that drilled a drain hole in a under floor compartment and found out the hard way that the bottom of the compartment was actually the hull??


Whaaaaaat?!

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Actually, the hull was the bottom of the battery box on my 72 ski tique. I remember drilling a drain hole in what i thought was the battery box to let it drain into the bilge, and then heard water hitting the shop floor.

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Originally posted by 8122pbrainard 8122pbrainard wrote:

Who was it that drilled a drain hole in a under floor compartment and found out the hard way that the bottom of the compartment was actually the hull??


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Originally posted by my90sn my90sn wrote:

Thanks TRBenj,

The photo of the floor ripped is very helpful, is that a 90'Ski Nautique? Your gullwing seat photo shows a storage the same width of the battery box, but I think Im gonna try to find the wider drop-in cooler fron CC. Hopefully it wont restrict those ventilation tubes. Do you know what those lower holes are? It also tells me I might have to replace the battery cables with longer ones.

If anyone else has photos of their 90+ Ski Nautique floor, stringers, or cooler they are welcome to join in please. Thanks


The picture with the floor out is my '90. You can see more pics in my floor repair thread here. The picture of the gullwing seat is a '93, and you can see the factory cooler that was standard starting in '91 or '92. I think you should be able to fit the wider cooler in there, as it fit in the TSC1 Ski Nautique (below).

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Originally posted by TRBenj TRBenj wrote:


If you set the proper depth on the saw blade (1") youd be fine too
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TRB - luv it LOL   I am a woodworker by trade, but there was a time that I'd have been the guy using the wrong saw...circular vs sabre

and I'm the sort that has to be able to see what I'm about to cut into either way...how cool would it be to have those little spy cams like in 'the negotiator'?
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Thanks TRBenj,

The photo of the floor ripped is very helpful, is that a 90'Ski Nautique? Your gullwing seat photo shows a storage the same width of the battery box, but I think Im gonna try to find the wider drop-in cooler fron CC. Hopefully it wont restrict those ventilation tubes. Do you know what those lower holes are? It also tells me I might have to replace the battery cables with longer ones.

If anyone else has photos of their 90+ Ski Nautique floor, stringers, or cooler they are welcome to join in please. Thanks
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Originally posted by BuffaloBFN BuffaloBFN wrote:

interesting indeed! if you "just cut a hole"...better disconnect the battery?!!?


If you set the proper depth on the saw blade (1") youd be fine too

All 90+ Ski Nautiques have the gullwing observer seat.

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interesting indeed! if you "just cut a hole"...better disconnect the battery?!!?

sorry, couldn't resist :)

I really like the observer's seat...is the entire seat lifted up or is the base set out of the way? that system would greatly increase access over my setup(88 bfn)...appologies to the purists
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Nicely stocked cooler. I like how you guys roll.
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Our '92 had one from the factory. It shouldnt be hard to add it to your boat, theres plenty of room under there. I would say the floor is plenty strong and wouldnt require any additional supports. Just cut a hole and drop it in.


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I like my friends Sport for many reasons, but particularly because of the beverage storage. I want to install one of these in my 90' Ski but lack the experience. I have seen in brochures that the 94 ski had one. Does anyone with a 90-92 have a cooler in the floor. Has anyone tried, know if I have room? Will I have to remove the entire floor? Should stringers forward and aft be installed and resined? Pics and advice please for a winter project plan promising full documentation. Thanks, Eric


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