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I would like to buy a stainless steel splashwell cooler rack for a 22 cruiser. I saw a picture of one on this website at least once. How would I go about finding one or have one made. I looked through the forum pages on cockpits and saw some splashwell modifications, but not the one I have in...

Yeah, Hondas are great. I've had two Honda cars, both bought used, for the last 20 years. [The '96 Accord black station wagon was stolen 5 days ago so if you see it, let me know.] I have a 2011 injected 90 hp Suzuki which pushed my boat in Barkley Sound, west Vancouver Island, last summer...

I bought a chip a year ago for BC, for the same reason. I bought the one that covered the smaller area. I consulted with and purchased from Cascade GPS. They have lots of info. PS Please delete that absurd political message from your posts. Thanks

Is there a difference between automotive polishers, etc, and those sold for gelcoat? I may need a rubbing compound and then a wax product. The big box stores in Eugene sell the automotive way cheaper than the similar marine products shown in the West Marine catalog. And, I am kind of stuck...

I have a 1987 22' Cruiser. I replaced a 60 hp Johnson with a 2011 90 hp Suzuki. The swim step mounted on the port side of the stern does not allow a full turn to port. The rear of the engine contacts the swim step. One idea would be to simply saw off the edge of the swim step three or four...

I have a 1987 60 hp Johnson on a 1987 22 Cruiser. The engine came with the boat and has good compression and is reliable. It gets on plane easily. Goes 18, 19 knots according to the GPS @ 5,000 rpm. I haven't tried pushing the throttle to fully open. And, it's not worth the thousands it...

The pictures and information in both responses were helpful. Thanks Stephen

I have a 1987 22' Cruiser. I think it's been stored outside with no cover for the entire 22 years. I'm not sure, though. The outside gelcoat is in good condition but is dull, especially the washed out dark blue trim color. The inside is clean, like new. It probably wasn't used much, with...