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nice nice job.
thanks for sharing these pics |
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You are flying. Nice work.
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WOW!!!!!!!!!
I like it!! Jealous of the craftsmanship. |
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Can we borrow you for our 21? It needs a floor ... :)
Incredible job ... AND you make it look so easy. Keep the pictures coming! |
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Nice work!! Do you have to do the transom? I tlookis like it was already raised.
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thanks for all the comments guys they keep me working everyday after work!!
tuna the last guy that had the boat had a proffesional raise the transom and then ran out of money and had some hack do the decks and the rest of the so called work. |
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BTK,
I`m not an experienced rabbit. Your flying! I`m hoping to turtle across the finish line before the timekeepers go home for the weekend. Is that a backing plate I see under the well pump? Who makes that grey wire? Thx, GSF |
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gsf it must be a shadow there in no backing plate under the well. the wire is made by pace marine. I bought it on ebay it is specifically meant for the bilge. Going fast with the project isnt as important as keeping a steady pace I work on it about 1 to 2 hours after work and set small goals to finish before I quit!
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What are going in the holes in front of the console?
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