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Great looking dog and boat.

Only difference between a 9.9 and a 15 HP is the carb jets. Not running and missing parts I wouldn't spend more than $100

Looks like you live near me in north central Ohio.

You and all of your family should be proud.

I'm in Ohio freezing my A$$ off. I wish I still lived in Texas. Anyway I use a propane heater in my garage. One of those bullet looking ones. It is loud but I'm the only one who goes there in the winter so I don't care.

Spending it with my kids and their families at my daughters farm. My wife is happy not to have to do all the cooking. Me I don't care who cooks as long as their is food.

Ask him if they timed the alternator to?!?! LOL

Found a switch but it wasn't easy. I also had to run 2 jumper wires because of the rheostat. If any one has this problem contact me I'll help you out.

I'll have to check

I have a 1980's Sears Gamefisher electric fishing motor 12 volt. I believe the forward and revers switch is bad and of course it is no longer available. Can you suggest a replacement. I guess you would call it a 3 position switch. Off, forward and reverse. There is also a wire running to the 15...

I retired from the Army in 2012 for medical reasons at 45 years old. I now have the boat my dad and I fished in when I was a kid. A 1980's Meyers pro 14. Good luck with your boat and have fun.

I only use my boat in fresh water. This boat was my dad's he passed a few years ago and I doubt he ever cleaned or waxed the hull. I have done a little cleaning with dish detergent and a green scrub pad but I know more can be done. What do you guys recommend for cleaning polishing and waxing?

Boat looks great.

Inherited this 1981 Myers 14 foot Pro when my dad passed a few tears ago. It has a 1995 15 Hp Evinrude outboard with electric start. I remember when he bought it. He had the dealer put the 9.9 stickers on it. I also got an old Game fisher electric motor. The trailer is a 1979 Yarbrough. I want...

I have an 80's Myers 14 footer. Looking forward to see your progress.