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A couple of years ago I restored our 1973 SRV220 Cuddy Cabin. Check out my project pics on my profile page. Lots of fun!

Have you checked Hamilton Marine? I found alot of odd parts I needed when restoring our 1973 220SRV.

I completely restored our 1974 SRV220 last year. If you want to see some before and after pictures, check out my profile (Sturgeon Queen). It was quite the project, and something I had never attempted before, but the end result is awesome.

Finally finished (well..almost!) restoring our Sea Ray. The final addition is a top with backdrop and new moorage cover. After researching prices of have them made, we found a top with backdrop for $365, had it modified to fit our boat for $150.00, the had a moorage cover made for $350.00. In...

Funny you should mention the seats...I ended up raising all the seats 6"...much better. We just added a top with backdrop (got that for $365.00), had it modified to fit the boat ($150.00), then had a moorage cover made ($350.00). Sure looks nice! Check out the new pics in my profile. Thanks...

My guess is a '72 or '73 SRV210 (if it has a cuddy cabin). It looks extremely similar to the 1972 that I just finished restoring. Check out the pictures on my profile. Sturgeon Queen

I just spent the last 4 months refurbishing our 1973 SRV220 by myself (husband was out of town!). Having no idea what I was doing, I went for it. Refinished all the teak, cut new side boards, baitwell covers, cuddy cabin boards, put memory foam on the cuddy cushions, and made a new doghouse...

WOW! Thanks for the pics...nice boat. They helped me alot, since I don't know what I'm doing...but it's looking pretty nice. thanks again.

We bought a 1973 SRV 220 Cuddy Cabin a couple of months ago, and although it has a new engine, the interior was really, really bad. I have taken on the task of renovating the interior of the boat, and there are places where I know there should be something, but I don't know what. I don't even...