I have a V22 that has been a little modified. Looks like it originally was built as an inboard, as there is no well, subsequently someone put some scaffolding on the back in the form of a pod, with an outboard attached. I've had a glass pod fitted, and a new engine.
This is what she looked like when we got her:
With the old "pod":
And the new pod & platform:
With all of that weight jacked out the back, she porpoised unless the engine was trimmed fully in, so I moved the underfloor fuel tank forward by as much as I could (About 10 inches), and added some Bennet M120 Sport trim tabs (With position indicator & auto tab control), as these were the biggest tabs I could fit between chines:
As the transom is not dead flat, but curves in at the sides, I had to build up mounting pads - not a big job, but as I haven't done any glassing in over 20 years, I'm quite happy with the job I did:
Overall, I'm happy with the boat. There are problems, which are no fault of the design, construction methods or builder, like, for instance, rotting floor, but this is due to the boat having sat out in the open, unused for several years.
The next job I want to do (After replacing the floor) is to put a small hardtop on her - if anyone has any patterns or moulds, please let me know, as it'll be easier than re-inventing the wheel.......