1974 SeaCraft 23' SF

[otterhound]

Well on the bright side at least you weren't going down the highway at 60 miles an hourThe boat looks awesome good luck with it!
Rod

[shine]

Originally Posted by otterhound

Well on the bright side at least you weren't going down the highway at 60 miles an hourThe boat looks awesome good luck with it!
Rod

just what I was thinking, "good" place to break an axle

[gtrkev]

Anchor tube installed in the locker. Took me 3 days to get the design and all the measurements. Tougher than I thought, but came out decent.

Cut a piece of 4" PVC, originally going to use L-brackets (home depot shelf brackets, or aluminum L-brackets) but decided to attach the tube to a wedge of 2x4's in a V shape to cradle the tube a bit. Now that I have a good wood template, I'll either fiberglass it, or get it made out of some non-wood product. But for our vacation next week, it'll work.

[gtrkev]

Upholstery is in, and I think this looks sharp!

I'm as proud as a SeaCraft owner can be!

[wattaway2]

Looks great ! Isn't it funny how long it takes to come up with what looks like a simple solution------- until you have to figure it out!

[Terry England]

GTRKEV, You have every right to be proud - It turned out Beautiful. Good job, Brother

[gtrkev]

I don't think I ever uploaded the final Splash Test pictures from Splash Test day, in 2016.

[uncleboo]

Beautiful!