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Here she is. A few more days of buffing and polishing and then its back to my house for re-rigging. whoohoo!
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wtf? lemme try this again:
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WOW! That looks beautiful! Think she will be ready to go this season or are you going to take your time with the rigging and hardware?
i'm not going to rush it but i'll still make it out this season. Most of the old rigging was pretty good. The boat already had a nice rail kit and accessories. The majority of the work will be 'glassing in new gas tank mounts and rewiring everything. The wiring was a mess when i bought the boat. Shouldn't take too long. I have to install new carpet too but the interior is already done and the pump is too. Just waiting on motor parts now...
Did you do the pump work or did you have it done? Stereo or no stereo? Why not get some hull mounted stainless tanks instead of glassing them in? You better get a momo or something nice for that boat. No cheap three prong wheel...wink
Oh my, is that an American flag on the ground!!!!!
Nice. Can't wait to see more pics. smile_sp
i had jack work on the pump. He did his stage 2+ blueprint and is building a new loader and shoe for the intake. I haven't decided if i want an audio system or not. I've got a pair of stainless steel saddle tanks but i still have to glass-in the mounting pads to the bottom of the hull. No momo wheel for me. I'm going with a slick billet steering wheel. It wont have flames on it like the wheel on my old boat but it will be just as cool. How is your blower motor project coming justin?
no its a beach towel.
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