1999 Cobalt 232 restoration

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dude , how much you spend in overall to get all things done .. :?: radio , speakers , engine tuning , bimini, platform , your work , hours .. been there few times and never ending story , but kudos to your enthusiasm
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Btw , what was deal with your attempt on ..." We had Seadek on the last boat, figured I would give MarineMat a shot this time. Today i drew the templates onylar, will be shipping out to them to see what they come up with."?
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imrandz wrote: Fri Dec 13, 2019 10:25 am dude , how much you spend in overall to get all things done .. :?: radio , speakers , engine tuning , bimini, platform , your work , hours .. been there few times and never ending story , but kudos to your enthusiasm
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Hey Imrandz. Welcome to the CobaltChat forum. So glad you found us!

Any Cobalt's in your arsenal? We would love to see pics if you do have any....or any other brands you've owned. Feel free to start an intro thread only if you have the time.

Again, welcome aboard mate!

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imrandz wrote: Fri Dec 13, 2019 10:25 am dude , how much you spend in overall to get all things done .. :?: radio , speakers , engine tuning , bimini, platform , your work , hours .. been there few times and never ending story , but kudos to your enthusiasm
If I was busier I wouldn't have the time for this much. But right now for another month or so most of my days are free. It's definitely not free, but for me it's worthwhile for now.
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imrandz wrote: Fri Dec 13, 2019 11:12 am Btw , what was deal with your attempt on ..." We had Seadek on the last boat, figured I would give MarineMat a shot this time. Today i drew the templates onylar, will be shipping out to them to see what they come up with."?
I have all the templates drawn on mylar. I still need to mail it out to them.
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Got all the manifolds and risers done finally today. This high temp thread sealer is by far the best I've ever used. I highly recommend it if you need to seal any threads. Make sure to wipe up the excess.

I can confidently say that these are now better than new factory manifolds. The o threads were literally all done wrong.

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I also highly recommend these brass elbows instead of the stock ones which are plastic.

And the brass plugs as well, fat superior to the stock plastic ones.
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.. nice work , u have skills .. I did a lot of stuff on previous restorations and cant take lot of time and dedication , been perfectionist it cost me a lot of always ( money + time) .. now , I run Cobalt 233 CC 1997 , but in excellent shape with 7.4 L MPI only 260 Hours .. boat is amazing , same color like yours .. I may run into you somewhere on the lake .. I'm on Cyprees creek marina on Lake Travis
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..my ride ..downloaded from phone ..hope will be visible
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Thunder550 would approve of that color scheme. I do too. Good looking boat.
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shrfdeputy wrote: Fri Dec 13, 2019 8:48 pm Thunder550 would approve of that color scheme. I do too. Good looking boat.

Go team teal!!! 🤓
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Nice imrandz. You keep her in nice shape. Thanks for posting those. 👌🏼

Btw, did you tint the windshield with the slight blue hue or is that factory?

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baktasht wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 6:47 pm
Big Block Power wrote: Tue Dec 10, 2019 6:14 pm That's a beast you need to power the crap out of that. 1000w amp.
Glue that box up good. 😂😂😂

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AsLan7 wrote: Fri Dec 13, 2019 11:53 pm .
Nice imrandz. You keep her in nice shape. Thanks for posting those. 👌🏼

Btw, did you tint the windshield with the slight blue hue or is that factory?

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...it is factory original , no tint ..thx
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