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Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
wow, congrats. the boat came out stellar!
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Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
All I can say is WOW!
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Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
Very nice work caymanboy!! I especially like the name. Will we see you in Key Largo in April?
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Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
Thank you! Yes, we will be there.
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Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
very nice looking boat. i cant wait to see it in april.
with all these nice boats you guys are bringing i dont want to bring mine anymore.. |
Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
That red bottom makes the seafoam green(?) really pop. Looks like you've got a SC collection at your marina. Very nice work.
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Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
Aquamist green, kinda funny really, that is not my normal slip, didn't think much about it, then saw the boats next to me, good comparison between new and Classic
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Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
Congratulations on a great restore. Love the colors and the two-tone deck. The swim platforms were a great idea. Gives me something to strive towards.
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Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
awesomeeeeee restore........words can't explain how nice she looks!! Now go out and enjoy her! congrats!
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Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
First class all the way! Love those water shots :cool:
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Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
Strick, Never have met you, seen pictures of your work, coming from you, THANK YOU!!
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Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
One question Cayman boy........i noticed your deck drains are "down and out the transom" style as is expected for the model year.....im still trying to decipher whether mine is a '69 model or '70 model.......by any chance can you tell me how your non skid is patterned around the deck drain? ....from this sketch. Thanks in advance!!! Since i bought a project boat that was already someone else's project some things were missing and im going crazy just trying to piece everything together.........and one of those things is correcting the model year....since my title states 79 which mine is clearly not!! I'm rambling but any help would be nice!!!
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ShaZaam, Caymanboy!
Very nice, Must fly with that 200 yammie. Congrats on splashing her. :cool: |
Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
Answer to McGillicuddy and realclassic20sf. Deck drain nonskid is similiar to the drawing on the right, soft curves, no hard angles, I sanded all the original pattern off. It moves along, I haven't installed the GPS yet, so I don't know top end, hole punch is impressive, had an overheat at high RPM, I'm cleaning the heads and such, only got 5100 out of it swinging a 19" wheel, this w/e going to put it back in, see if I've solved the o/h issue and figure out why I'm not getting the turns, cav plate is 1/2" above bottom. Any thoughts? Still not possitive I'm getting full throttle throw. First time I've run that engine, trying to get out the bug's out, itsa 1999 OX66. Once I figure out the o/h, I'll chase the rpm issue and do a gps run. this site has been a HUGE help in my refit, looking forward to the changes on the nexy one!!
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Very, very nice. I like those deck lights. Also, excuse my ignorance, but are those cup holders inside of the console? Clever idea, seems like a decent spot to drop wallet/cell phone/whatever else one would typically put on the dash that is bound to fly off. Or hide your "soda" from the marine patrol.
Is that a Lauderdale Yacht Club flag? I keep my boat at Sundance, right there off Cordova. |
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Thank you very much, the lights are nice, they dim and go white or blue, xcatly what the holders are for! And yes, it is LYC, right around the corner.
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BTW Cayman, a very inspiring and spectacular redo!!! |
Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
Your boat is a beauty. I am working on a 1978 20' MA and seeing your finished product has me pumped. The sea foam colored deck is sweet! [img]/forum/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]
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Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
groveguy, thanks, there is one down there at CRYC that is sweet also, still got some finishing touches to do. was alot of fun.
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Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
Great Job!! The swim platforms are a cool touch.
I hope to see you on the water! Lloyd |
Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
I have a couple of friends that will take that beater off your hands for you! :D I am just kiddin you did an amazing job with the boat. The wiring is slick and clean, the paint job looks great. very impressive. good luck with her.
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Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
Performance question, I have a 200 ox66, turning 5200, swinging a 19" blade, she is getting 42 kts, that sound about right?
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Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
May be comparing apples to oranges, but I can consistently reach 47-48 kts when light (2 people, 30 gallons of fuel).
This is with my 175 Opti Pro XS spinning a Mirage 21P at 5600. On a bracket. |
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Zach, did I see you boat sitting in the water over the w/e at Sundance? We were at s/p for dinner. good looking boat!!!!
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Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
Yep, that was me.
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Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
Absolutely Spectacular,what a beautiful job.
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Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
I second the comments, nice job! 2 questions, where did you get the switch panel mounted on the console w/ the Seacraft logo? and is the speaker mounted under and left of the wheel for VHF, stereo or both? Thanks.
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Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
Thank you! Got the panel from scott at Vectorled scott.cambra@vectorled.com, great work panel is awesome. The speaker is a Standard Horizon MLS310, mainly built for VHF, has a small amp in it, it is great also.
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Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
man there are some sharp eyes. I didn't even see the sea craft logo on the switch panel. very nice..
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Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
Awesome job Caymanboy. I really like the lights and the swim platforms you built....how are they working out?
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Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
Bobcar, nice talking with you, the platforms are great, just what I wanted, today is tunes and nav day, got to be able to listen too the Barefoot Man and know where I am and where I am going!!!!
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Re: Refit of a 1970 20cc, my first one
Final pic, got the tunes and nav equip installed, ready for the KEYS!!!!!!!!!!!http://i482.photobucket.com/albums/r...ip22709004.jpg
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