Kicker mount and trim planes.

Transducer Starboard mount.

Generally cleaned up wiring runs in the cabin and helm area. Added fans, LED lamps, 12v plugs, reading lamps above berth, etc. Added charger under galley and invertor next to helm. Rewired the whole electrical panel.

Replaced older GPS and depth sounder with new Lowrances.

Made these lightweight drawers out of 1/4" marine plywood.

Made a tray that fits over the stove and expands the workspace when moved to the folded helm seat (see next pic). Also note bottle holder behind tray made from dowels and 1/4" ply.

Tray lays over folded helm seat. Also added OB battery charger under stove and against rear bulkhead. Added inverter next to helm seat.. 120v plug behind helm seat fed by GFI plug next to charger.

Made this tray to replace previous model.

Made kicker lock from aluminum square tubing, split down one side, and drilled for a padlock. The plastic coated steel types don't last long in salt water.
Also note the bracket to rig trolling motor steering link to main motor.

Added a second axle and SS disc brakes to trailer. Boat came with one 3500 lb axle. That seemed to light for the job. Trips to Key West and Lake Powell were uneventful.

Opened up locker under v berth. Lots of storage. Did same to stbd side.

A gift from old cruising buddies in Key West. *

Added louvers to cool new refer under sink.

Yeti worked very well but I wanted a refer for the 2 weeks I will be spending at Lake Powell and planned trips to the Bahamas.

I bought two LED lights, two microswitches, and made 2 reading lamps for the upper berth.

I wanted the flashlight handier than rattling around in a drawer.

Couldn't find a flashlight holder that suited me, so I cut a piece of PVC on the band saw and drilled two mounting holes. *

Mounted it on an angle on the outboard side of the throttle mount. It's out of the way and yet handy when needed.

This answers the question of how do I store the coffee pot without it rattling around and going everywhere. Notched PVC tubing screwed to the bulkhead.

Keeps the pot together, no rattle, stays put.

I added this motorized windshield wiper. It bolted into the old mount hole. It came with a new arm and blade, but I modified it to use the same items as on the port side. Self parking.

While the WW motor works great, one speed was either to fast or to slow. I added this adjustable delay behind a panel on the helm.

I used an old grab rail from a previous boat, to keep things from tumbling off the upper shelf.

Added a windlass.