A couple of months ago a friend of mine gave me a 2004 Lowe's pontoon that was pretty much a basket case. I figured I would get it running and make a simple tiki cruiser out of it. After spending way too much to get it running and changing all the cables I decided to take a different route. We completely stripped the boat down and are in the process of redoing everything. There is nothing that won't be new except for the motor and toons. I will post pics as we progress.
Pontoon rebuild
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gqchris
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Following, and cant wait to see the snowball effect!! hehehe.. Been there done that!
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These pontoon rebuilds are sooo much fun and rewarding. I have done few and you guys will be stoked when you launch it!!!
This will be my second one. However this one is a complete rebuild. Thank God for the internet, I am learning how to rewire my gauges and switches. Not sure if I can pull it off, but we will see. The fun part is seeing if I can do it on my own without help. I am kinda going over the top on this one and by the time I am done the boat with be worth less than what I have into it.
