I'm realizing my prejudice against Skeeter because almost all of my experience was with Saltwater Center Consoles is falsely founded. The Bass Boats seem to be built very well structurally speaking. I ordered some supplies today for the boat. I already had bilge & bait pumps, auto bilge switch, new light fixtures, a stereo antenna, bunk carpet, a stereo that fits in a tach hole, a small amp, 1 set of speakers, a prop (had to order a hub kit), etc. The light switches were original push/pull switches, I'm replacing with like switches since the location is too thick for a baton/toggle style switch. I'm adding a timer for the livewell so I ordered a double circuit push/pull switch (running lite switch) because you can put the timer on the first pull detent and bypass the timer on the second detent. Doing the same with the Auto Bilge switch. I like to be able to disable a auto bilge float switch so I will put that on a double circuit switch too. First detent supplies power to the float switch and second bypass the switch manually turning the bilge pump on. I always install a high quality Perko stern lite on top of my outboard cowls. The heat from the engine keeps the fixture from corroding, and the lite is easy to see but out of the way. I had to order a roll of Ancor ribbon 16/2 to power the stern lite. Also a water pressure gauge, I install one on every boat I own. Today I realized the trim sending unit wiring harness is for a older engine. I have the correct one for the C90TLRY so after fishing tomorrow I will pull it in. Some are 2 wire trim sending units and some are 3 wire.