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It is not a SeaCraft.
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This is a Whitewater 28 we just built.
Here are a couple of teaser pics and a link to "That Other Site." http://www.thehulltruth.com/boating-...tom-build.html |
cool looking boat . i like the hard top!!!!!!!!1
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That build is incredible!!
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Looks like it could be a VDR hull. Is it?
If you could/would, please explain the few pic's down in the hull with some type of motor(?) and piping. A bait tank or ballast system? Otherwise a very sharp and clean looking boat. Kudos! |
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Not sure what you are referring to as to the question. Forward is the motorized lift for the bunny pad, which is located in the bilge. Aft there are bilge pumps, and r/w p/u's, plus the fuel manifold. And in the console there is the P/A pump, autopilot and the F/W pump. No bait tank, no ballast. |
Sweet!!
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Jesus..... you have been busy Oly! Perfect Bahama runner!
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I went through the entire post on the other site. Seems you've omitted some of the best pics. Most here are bunny huggers too.......
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That whole boat scene with the women...is so Miami...:D
Dang! |
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Whew, I got the sweats! You have some very provocative friends! They look pretty good, too! :<)
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Eanie, meannie, Miney, Mo!
Decisions, decisions!? |
light blue one
love the boat too, purpose built, very nice :) |
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Some shots from the Abaco's.
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Envy is a sin. In this case, "Call me a sinner!"
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Gray paint
Love the colors. (Thinkin about copying the scheme) one question though does the deck stay cool? Darker colors tend to absorb the heat. I know it's a light grey,just curious.
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"I'd rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints
Sinners are much more fun... You know that only the good die young" Big, I'm with ya! :) |
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I have grey floors a little darker than this and wouldn't have anything different. The difference in reduced reflected sunlight overides any warm deck issue.
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Mas Bunnies. :D
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Muy bueno!!
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No fishing rods but a lot of snapper! Nice!
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I like snapper!!!!!!!!!!
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That blonde girl was 6'3" in her flat feet.
Damn she was awhole lotta woman. I came eye to eye with those bodacious tata's. :D |
I'm hoping you did not get your eye poked with the pointed end of one of those tata's and if you did you were not in too much pain!! :) We here at CSC worry about your safety.
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I would not even wash that Coffin Box Towel :p
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- but it used to race from Miami to Nassau with them
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Since 25 Safari's are so hard to find, I found this old B-25 hardtop that I re-did with some help from my friends. It ended up being a three year project. I couldn't find any Peanut Island Girls like CaymanBoy did, just 'ol Marsha, who's crowd'in in on Medicare eligibility soon. She pulls the anchor, if it ain't too deep and she throws a 6 pound hogfish over the transom if she comes across one.
I guess I'm pretty lucky to now have TWO good 'ol Gals - |
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Hog hunter
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Terry- You've got it made.....that setup must be great. Classic 25 Bert. The boat looks awesome. Those scallops are calling my name once again!
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Danny, I got friends coming up from Pine Island (Port Charlotte) to go this last weekend of the season. Come on if you want - you know the lay of the land now! They'er still scoop'in up off north of the Bayport marker off of the other Pine Island (Hernando County)
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Looks like the boat had a nice christening. Nice Job(and nice lady). Makes me miss my old Bert.
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Hind Quarter
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"I guess I'm pretty lucky to now have TWO good 'ol Gals -"
Yes Sir!!! How do you keep with both of them? :) I don't want you to hurt yourself. |
Love the old Bertram, but her chines are showing :p
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Dang hussy!!
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Let her flaunt it! She's one of the few 25s I've seen that isn't so overweight from motors, extra hardware and saturated foam that she can show 'em sittin still. Really nice!
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Looks good!
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:-) I was thinking the same thing.
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