Transom is done baby!
 

Finally, after waiting for three months, it was warm enough to do the transome on my 1978 MA. See attached pictures.http://i596.photobucket.com/albums/t...gteeth/007.jpg
http://i596.photobucket.com/albums/t...gteeth/008.jpg

Re: Transom is done baby!
 

Looking good!


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v485/Handel/007.jpg


http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v485/Handel/008.jpg

Re: Transom is done baby!
 

You need to get better help... :eek:.. I bet he told you he's done lots transom work.... He was just learning how to do it so he doesn't mess up the Seavette..

Re: Transom is done baby!
 

I dunno Finny. After you have a few beers it doesn't look crooked anymore! Seems to have a list to the port to me.

Re: Transom is done baby!
 

I've seen your transom work punk. So I wouldn't even go there. You've obviously been hitting the chardonnay and virginia slim menthol lights a bit early today. :D


As for you Herman, what the hell brings you out? I haven't seen you around for so long I figured you were held up in the Huffington Post or the Moveon.org closet singing kumbaya.

Re: Transom is done baby!
 

Been busy watching Glen Beck reruns on youtube. What happened to the interior shots? I want to see the art dude! It looks like marine ply was used huh? :D

Re: Transom is done baby!
 

No marine grade, 5 layers of regular 1/4" ply with bi-ax and mat in between each layer.
I don't know why he didn't post any interior pic's?

Re: Transom is done baby!
 

Epoxy? :D

Re: Transom is done baby!
 

poly

Re: Transom is done baby!
 

Non marine grade 1/4" plywood without epoxy? :D