I just finished removing all the trim from my 98 PRE2002WT. Removing the trim from the bow area was a total pain. I had to have my skinny armed 10 year old reach up to undo the nuts holding the trim to the hull. There are a total of six bolts fastening the trim to the bow. I can easily access two. The remaining four are a nightmare. Anyone know a better way to reach these? Putting the trim back on is not going to be fun in this area. Will try to attach a picture later.
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On my 2000 23V, the trim was simply screwed into the fiberglass in the seam between the cushions, only the trim in the main cockpit had bolts and screws. -
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Yeah. I'm not so lucky. This photo is a bit grainy (took at dusk), but you can see where the six bolts are located. With the minimal space along the floor and the depth of the wooden structure, I can't figure out how to get more than a 10 year old sized arm in there. The rest was pretty easy to take out. Not looking forward to putting this back in. I even tried pulling the nav lights with the faint hope I may be able to access a couple through there. Again, arm is too big.Comment
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Wow, that is tight. It will feel like a new boat when you are done!Comment
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Cut a 5" hole on each side to access those screws. Once the vinyl is complete, fill the hole with a pair of speakers
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Now there's and idea! And yes. The pain will have been well worth the effort in the end with the new vinyl in there!Originally posted by chpthril View PostCut a 5" hole on each side to access those screws. Once the vinyl is complete, fill the hole with a pair of speakers Comment
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