Here We Go Again

[strick]

was going to name the big Mako after my daughter. It didn't make things any better. Bummer.

Hang in there Ed. Once you get the big one running you can get the family out in it and everyone will have fun. My kids love going out with me. I let them drive the boat and they get a kick out of that. I'll jump wakes with them in the 23 and they laugh like heck.

I named my ArenaCraft after my daughter but I was already divorced so it really did not matter what I did

I started that project while I was going thru the divorce. It really helped me keep my mind occupied during those tough times.

The first pic is the only one I have of the construction. This was back in my glass over wood days.



strick

[finestkind]

I like the rig your putting her in the water with!!!! (or pulling out of water) Which ever it's Classic!!!!!

[RingLeader]

At first sight, I thought it was a big azz Caddy or something like that. But looking closer, his tow rig actually looks like a pick-up truck (possibly Dodge) with a big animal vet's traveling hospital box in the bed. Am I correct?

[strick]

You Be right. 99 Dodge 3/4 ton with slide in vet pac.

strick

[finestkind]

I like the rig your putting her in the water with!!!! (or pulling out of water) Which ever it's Classic!!!!!

oops!!! lolololol it looked like some ole' car or something i'll shut up now

[BA17]

Thats funny. I thought it was a 50-60's model wagon of some sort.

BA

[strick]

The old dock is at "the shack" in Suisun Bay.

Mold for anchor locker receiver. My third attempt at getting it right.



strick

[Bryan A.]

Strick = the picaso of seacraft restoration

I am going to let you figure everything out before I begin the resto on my 20SF.

[BigMike8o9]

That is more of a strickcraft now

[hermco]

The hatch doesn't look like it will sit flush with the rest of the deck. Is this intentional?