Any one ever restore an older correct craft?

I am lookin at buying a correct craft barracuda and would like to know how to start? where do you get after market parts?, and how do i find out the original specs for the boat?
Any links would be great....
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do a search for a user named fuel on this site and wakeboarder.com. and i would also try www.correctcraftfan.com and www.skidim.com

I just sold my 1975 Correct Craft Skier and found Discount Inboard Marine [http://www.skidim.com] and Midwest Correct Craft [http:www.nautique.com] very helpful. In addition, keep an eye on ebay for old parts.
Good luck with the project. Older Correct Craft boats are awesome boats and hold their value.

Just a word from experience. It's fun to rebuild an old CC. But you will put more money in it than you will ever get out of it. As long as you know that going into it...great. Find something with low hours that hasn't been used that much, or at least has not been abused. Avoid anything that has been sitting outside without a cover on it. Replacing floors and stringers are a crap job, avoid it if at all possible. Engines and interiors and paint are easy. Old CC's are probably going to be reverse rotation engines (lots more $$$ for internals - crank, cam, starter,etc). Correctcraftfan is a good site for info. Do a lot of research and ask questions. Good luck.