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  1. Hi Simon, Thanks for your comprehensive response. A video would be fantastic. I'm really impressed with the work you have been doing on your 33, thanks for sharing. My 33 GT has been re-engined by the previous owner about 5 years ago with two new 80 Hp TD Marine units from Marine Power solutions along with two new stainless fuel tanks which is nice. They seem nice and simple to work on and compatible with other manufacturers parts (just fitted a Jabsco raw water pump in place of the original on one). They are slightly higher than the originals though, which resulted in a raised floor over the highest part of the engine. I have seen similar on the Lehman engines retrofitted with turbochargers to increase Hp to 140. Regards P
  2. Hi Simon, I found this via a search "The colour is Rust-Oleum Regal Red." Apparently available from Home Depot in the USA. See posting http://www.marineengine.com/boat-forum/showthread.php?218025-Paint-Red I found someone selling it on Amazon UK but currently unavailable https://www.amazon.co.uk/Rustoleum-Regal-Protective-Enamel-Paint/dp/B000C013PO. Home Depot may ship to the UK http://www.homedepot.com/p/Rust-Oleum-Professional-1-gal-Regal-Red-Gloss-Protective-Enamel-Case-of-2-215965/204777801 Hope this helps
  3. Hello Simon, Just found your renovation posting having just acquired a 33 GT, with yes you've guessed it leaky windows. Though this is fairly common with older boats as you say. I am very interested in how you go about replacing the window seals in situ as you have done and also what seal rubbers you purchased from seals direct. Liked the tip on the decorating tape as well, I will have to give that a try this winter. Was it the Prodec Low Tac masking tape you used? Thanks for such an extensive posting, its much appreciated.
  4. Hello Simon, Just found your renovation posting having just acquired a 33 GT, with yes you've guessed it leaky windows. Though this is fairly common with older boats as you say. I am very interested in how you go about replacing the window seals in situ as you have done and also what seal rubbers you purchased from seals direct. Liked the tip on the decorating tape as well, I will have to give that a try this winter. Thanks for such an extensive posting, its much appreciated.
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