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I did it!!

S

Supernova

New member
I am the proud new owner of a 1984 Checkmate Diplomat with a 150 hp V-6 Mariner disguised as a 135hp. Ran the engine before I bought her, and it runs fine. No detectable misfiring and a new lower unit. She needs to be re-wired and a lot of TLC, but overall she's salvageable. I am actually really excited about this!! --Stan
 
jlehman said:
Shhhhhhhh! :sssh:

Don't let the CG find out! :thumb:
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I don't care----they gotta catch me first. :D lol

My new motto "No Flares, No Extiguisher, No whistle, No lifejackets, No worries".:devil: :thumb: J/K , of course.

I am looking forward to more posts and a lot of help from the experts on this forum as I fumble my way through all the repairs and repairing all the previous inept repairs.
--
Stan
 
Congrats on the new boat, and welcome to the board.
There are more tha a few that can give ya a hand sorting the new boat out.:welcome:
 
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