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Checking all of them for sale on Yatchworld.com would be a good place to start. I think most in decent shape are 25-50K. Your diesels will get you towards the higher end.

Same! Not a lot of ice to hurry up and melt either!

Beautiful boat, Headlock. We too cruise the waters of Lake Michigan, Green Bay, Door County and the Western shore of lower Michigan. Ahh, those pesky window leaks. A constant battle.

Don, I have yet to find the battery isolator on mine. The manual states it is located on the forward engine room bulkhead but ......nothing. I bought two new alternators and a Pronautic 1230P that will be installed this spring. Yours located at the location the manual states?

Beautiful lines, eh?

That is certainly cheaper than driving her. That would be a great trip, but long and lots of fuel. Shipping overland will be much more cost effective. Does it have the stainless steel tube arch? Mine does and it is not hard to take down if you have a couple of people to help. Not all that...

Make sure you have a marine survey done prior to purchase. Windshields on these boats are notorious for leaking and, though small, can cause some headwaches under galley by rotting out the water tank. Otherwise, they are pretty solid. I was glad to help and we are looking forward to spring as...

Overland for sure, though not as fun. That would be an awesome trip but lots of gas. LOTS of gas. We get about 0.9 gallons per mile at 21mph. That is per engine so 1.8 per mile. 400 gallons gets consumed quickly. Not sure on the local rates, but we are considering moving up to an aft cabin...

Hi Mn! I have a 1986 390 Sedan Bridge. Awesome boat. We have had her two years and is out first big boat. We cruise Green Bay, Wisconsin's Door County and Lower Michigan. Here are a couple of pics:

In the future, you might try www.marinepartssource.com. They have a link to every manufacturer and include part diagrams. The older models, like mine, will get referred to their old site. I have had excellent luck finding what I need thru them and they are helpful when called with questions.

All pictures looking aft, between the engines. The top picture looks toward the starboard, middle down the center and bottom looking to port. Sorry no pictures of the port fuel filters. There are three manifold valves. Center valve is for the generator. Hope that helps.

Did you ever get any diagrams? I too, would love to have access to some.

Sorry, last post was for Gunnels!

War Eagle, I own a 1986 Sportfish (aka Sedan Bridge) with 454s. I found three pictures, one of which shows the back of the manifold. They aren't exceptionally clear but all were taken from between the engines, looking aft. One shot is towards the port quarter, one the back manifold...