glen
04-24-2002, 09:44 PM
I am restoring what I think is a 64-66 Donzi 16 and I am trying to find out the original configuration of a few things.
I have seen photos of early models that have two lights on the forward deck. Mine has the two holes (lights are missing); were these both combination red/green nav lights?
The current power is Ford 289/Volvo 270 (I think the original power may have been swapped out at some time). There are no exhaust manifolds; not much available for replacements. Were the original Interceptor manifolds made by Barr Marine? My exhaust tips thru the hull are widely spaced apart, did the original log style manifolds have risers with an elbow that turned the exhaust 90 degrees outboard (there are hoses still in the boat which turn 90 degrees and point inboard)?
Finally, I have the wide dash with five guages plus the fuel guage in the floor. One of the Stewart Warner guages in the dash now is a vacuum guage, what was the original configuration?
I have seen photos of early models that have two lights on the forward deck. Mine has the two holes (lights are missing); were these both combination red/green nav lights?
The current power is Ford 289/Volvo 270 (I think the original power may have been swapped out at some time). There are no exhaust manifolds; not much available for replacements. Were the original Interceptor manifolds made by Barr Marine? My exhaust tips thru the hull are widely spaced apart, did the original log style manifolds have risers with an elbow that turned the exhaust 90 degrees outboard (there are hoses still in the boat which turn 90 degrees and point inboard)?
Finally, I have the wide dash with five guages plus the fuel guage in the floor. One of the Stewart Warner guages in the dash now is a vacuum guage, what was the original configuration?