Here is the next chapter of my seacraft

To be continued.......

What colors is she going to be?

Poop mustard yellow.


Haha.

Going matterhorne white inside and out

Alright so after 18 hours of driving and 400 miles of terrentail downpours the boat was dropped off at Durite boatworks. Randy is the owner and I am sure you guys know him indirectly. Randy was a sub contractor at R&R boatworks. R&R relabeled a couple of seacrafts as Conchs. Also the famed 23 ft chopped to 21 ft. Randy parted ways and opened a shop on the same famous street in Stuart next to L&H, willis marine, garlington to name a few. Randy has been at this game a long time and has forgotten more about fiberglass than i will ever know.

As most of you know I am anal OCD About alot of stuff I do and I felt randy has the same passion and focus that I can feel comfortable to have him finish this for me.

He is gonna kill the final round of my 20' and cant wait to see the pics as he goes.

I got most of the hardware mounting done before i left got the console mounted and made some rigging runners from the floor the coring also got the electronics panel cut and mounted the electronics. 12" screen is gonna be awsome

Rear end with cowling mounted

Another of the console and door with switches

You can see the vhf , amfm remote , fuel guage , suzuki tach and voltmeter will be next to it

Here is a shot of inside the console

Here is the backing plate i made to cover the livewell. I was a little trick to cut but its close enough. I got it to fit then i cut down the center to make it removable once the console is loaded with stuff

When the boat was loaded and ready to make the 1200 mile journey