Over all, this is a pretty utilitarian boat, which is appropriate for a fisherman, with the exception of a lot of teak trim that wasn't being cared for and tended to make the interior look rather shabby. There are four integral boxes that can be used can be used as bait, fish or live wells, taking care of those needs pretty well. But the small stack of tackle drawers on the inside face of the port side passenger seat base was ill thought out since the door clashes with the drawers, and everyone has to be out of the way to open it. Plastic inspection ports with snap-in covers. The flimsy plastic frame distorts and is allowing water to leak onto the aluminum fuel tank.
Tests also show that the covers often leak badly.
The cut out for the engine cables at upper right is below the level of the transom. When the well fills up with water, it partially drains into the hull. Many people make the mistake of thinking that the rubber boot around the cables keep the water out. And the well drain holes often plug up with debris like leaves and pieces of paper. Oh, those wonderful cheap, flimsy, plastic inspection ports.