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I have owned my 1992 Mako 221 for the past 6 years. It has been a great boat, well made and has a great ride. I have caught specks out of it in the morning and ran offshore later in the day and caught snapper and ling. It's very versatile and I can easily manage it by myself. However the time has come to start doing some work to it. This fall/winter I plan to recore the coffin lid and will probably end up putting a new tank in while I'm at it... and who knows what else. But I am looking forward to getting to use this site to help out along the way. I have lurked around here over the past couple of years and it is full of helpful advice.
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Welcome!!!!!
I have the same year and model and I just started prepping to try and remove my t-top and console so I can replace tank
Good Luck
Brian[br]1992 Mako 221[br]1987 Bayliner 17 (sold)[br]1963 Elgin (sold)[br]Pasadena,MD[br][email protected][br]I am a PROUD DEPLORABLE[br]\"Make America Great Again\"[br]
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BlueCrab good luck to you as well. Take some good pictures and notes haha. I'm sure I will need some help along the way.
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Welcome to CM!
1978 Mako 25 - Blind Hog
1985 Mako 20c - sold
Fort Walton Beach, FL
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