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Not over the 10 ft or so you are going to use but remember quality fuel line is always better then cheap fuel line . Run it in light conduit and get a good inline fuel filter in a metal housing and you are good to go .

Didn't they have tail fins ? I'm pretty sure thats a Sea Nymph

Black interiors are the hot set up in Alabama in August .

A fuel tank of 5 gallons or less will not have much of a "slosh" factor so that won't be a problem . I would run the fuel line in a 3/4" - 1" metal conduit from the front to the back above the water line . Make sure you have good seperation between the battery and the fuel tank .

I can't think of a worst product to put on your boat then bedliner coating except black bedliner coating . Many of the bedliner coatings are very abrasive and down right painful when bare arms and legs are rubbed against the sides of a small boat . All bedliner coatings fade quickly when exposed...

I have two 1448's one is welded and one is riveted . I will never sell the welded one and probaly pass it on to someone in the family . The riveted one is just another boat .

If i can hitchhike on this thread if you have a boat someone has siliconed that you are going to rebuck , whats the best way to remove the silicone since a scraper will make a mess of the hull and a wire brush really wont cut it ?

Outstanding have you any idea on how many hours you have into this ?