1966 Wellcraft ideas/Info? 78 Johnson Seahorse tips?

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  1. Traxxasmaxx
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    Traxxasmaxx 1978 Johnson Seahorse

    Hey everyone. I just got this sweet little 1966 Wellcraft with a good running 1978 Johnson 70hp Seahorse. I cant find where to hook up the garden hose so I can keep it cool if I start it on my lawn after doing work on the motor. I would like to be able to know a little more about my boat and engine if at all possible. I can't find any pictures of how my 1966 Wellcraft looked back in the day. And I know nothing about boats or outboards so any and all knowledge is super. Thanks to everyone that writes in this forum.
    Also any ideas on cheap types of paint that will work well and a good place to find a bench seat for the back would be nice as well. Thanks again
     

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