[nirdayan]

Well it took some time to get a boat however it took longer to get the right Mariah and the right price. My friend owns one and a few years ago he told me if you can, Mariah is the way to go so i did and after chasing this guy for app 2 months i got the deal that i wanted. YAydid a seasone service to it and the mechanic himself was shocked.
i will need some help there are a few parts that need replacing and fixing but other than that it is amazing and i am smiling without stopping.

it is a 99 shabah 202 br with a 5.7 liter enging that has 367 hours on it .

thanks guys

[mikeyt]

Welcome aboard! As for parts, ask and we will try to guide you to what is available. We do have a Parts Vendors List and our own Marketplace which are both good places to start looking.

In general, interior trim pieces, glass & seats are the hardest things to find. Most electronics, all engine/drive components and most vinyl/decals etc are still available.

[nirdayan]

wow thanks that was quick
i need a compus gold trim and the lever for the left wind shield it is missing the bolt that holds the glass itself
also the instrument cluster has the wood look finish which has faded can anything be done?

[mikeyt]

Originally Posted by nirdayan

wow thanks that was quick
i need a compus gold trim and the lever for the left wind shield it is missing the bolt that holds the glass itself
also the instrument cluster has the wood look finish which has faded can anything be done?

The compass might be hard to find but they do show up on eBay once in a while and are sometimes available at "Great Lakes Skipper" who specialize in obsolete parts and advertise their wares on eBay too.

If you check the Parts Vendor list you will see info on the side vent handle.

As for the dashboard. You can read the "How To" write up by our Admin (ShabahZ250) but be warned that job is not for the faint of heart. An alternative method was used by one of our members "csterner" and you can read what he did here.