Hey guys, after much deliberation, I've decided to rehome my beloved 170. Full restoration in 2019/2020, documented here:
https://classicaquasport.com/smf/index.php?topic=15320.0

Details of sale on craigslist here, with additional photos:
https://maine.craigslist.org/boa/d/brunswick-aquasport-170-center-console/7748163661.html

I hate to sell her, but I just found a 1977 Sisu 22 that needs a lot of love, and will take us farther offshore than this one will! PM with questions, or email through craigslist.

MIGHT - MAYBE - POSSIBLY - consider selling the bow dodger and frame separately. If you ask nicely.

Cheers, and happy summer to all!

Where are you located?  If you're looking at aluminum:
In the NE that was a supplier to Aquasport - http://alloymetalworks.com/
In FL - RDS - http://www.rdsaluminum.com/index.html 
Moved from FL to NC - Florida Marine tanks - https://floridamarinetanks.com/

Look at this sub-forum - https://classicaquasport.com/smf/index.php?topic=5843.0

If you're looking at Poly - Moeller seems to be the brand to look at.  I bought my poly tank for the 170 from a marine surplus place. I had to modify the stringers to fit it in. Also remember you'll have to allow 1-3% for expansion in all directions once gas is pumped into it. It expands once and doesn't shrink back.

New member looking to seek inspiration on boat builds and knowledge about fiberglass work as I’m interested in possibly doing a restoration on a 222 one day!

Welcome aboard!! We have a ton of rebuilds to let you learn and get used to the process and of course, we're here if you have questions.

Make sure the hull is supported evenly on the trailer, and add some lighter duty wood bunks that can flex/match the shape of the hull.
If the cap and transom are still in place it's probably not going to try and twist much.

Hi capt I recently acquired the same boat and would like to do a complete restoration like you. I’m going to tackle the transom first do you have any helpful advice to keep the boat from beer canning when I start to tackle the stringers