- Posted by aquagamecock on July 07, 2003 at 20:43:12
I am currently restoring what I believe to be a mid 1970's Sears fiberglass boat. I think it is the Ted williams model, althought it doesn't appear anywhere on it. I am missing the lid to the livewell in the middle of the boat. I have the sears model number if that would help. Just wondering if anybody's got a clue where I could put my hands on a one of those lids, or a full boat for parts.
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- Re: 12' f/g sears boat - Tailgunner 21:00:23 09/13/03
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- In Reply to: 12' f/g sears boat posted by aquagamecock on July 07, 2003 at 20:43:12:
I had the same problem. I crafted a new lid from 1/2 in. plywood and covered it in aluminum Seems that these lids were bad to blow out of the boats while being trailered. as for the boat , it is probably 1980's and should say gamefisher on the transom
- Sears 170 with 75 Hp Johnson Sea Horse - Crockett 09:15:33 12/29/03
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- In Reply to: Re: 12' f/g sears boat posted by Tailgunner on September 13, 2003 at 21:00:23:
Manuals needed for boat and motor.
Need windshield and wiring harness.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Crockett
- Sears 170 with 75 Hp Johnson Sea Horse - Crockett 09:15:33 12/29/03
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- Re: 12' f/g sears boat - Bassin' Large 07:12:34 09/13/03
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- In Reply to: 12' f/g sears boat posted by aquagamecock on July 07, 2003 at 20:43:12:
On my 12' f/g gamefisher (Ted Williams) the livewell cover is a padded plywood seat. I'm sure it was a replacement, but it works great.
- Re: 12' f/g sears boat - boat 23:12:25 07/08/03
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- In Reply to: 12' f/g sears boat posted by aquagamecock on July 07, 2003 at 20:43:12:
i have a 12ft gamefisher and the lid is made of fiberglass
- Re: 12' f/g sears boat - Tailgunner 22:12:23 07/07/03
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- In Reply to: 12' f/g sears boat posted by aquagamecock on July 07, 2003 at 20:43:12:
I have a 14 foot Gamefisher, mine is an 84 white hull with bluegreen seats. I was also missing the lid. Seems that they were just a pop in plastic cooler type lid. They usually blew out along the highway somewhere. I fashioned a lid from 3/4 in plywood and aluminum. cut a thumbhole in the lid so I could open it easily without having a handle sticking up. Doubt if you'll ever find an origional.,TG
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