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I think we all WANT one....
I`m very happy someone saved her, and you seem to have a great deal of knowledge on the deconstrution/reconstruction process. You splashed Blackjack in record time. We all were sad that you couldn`t show off the deepest 21 in the Keys. Looks like she`ll need a lot of fairing and blocking before you can plug her. Do you want to do a joint venture with an existing builder or go ground up? GFS |
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At the same time we have been getting advice from Naval Engineers. We will continue to pursue dialoge within the industry paralell to producing. I am surprised to have run into a few folks in the industry that are keenly aware of the original hull, it's history, raced alongside it, and it's evolution.
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OK Great thread and nice salvage job :cool
We just don’t see boats lying around like that up here.... especially SeaCrafts ![]() I really have not seen anything like the 21 in the "new" boat market SO it may be that you have your niche. Not to mention the pedigree is impeccable. Have you thought about 2-piece vs 3-piece mold? Just thinking about the 23 and 20.
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looks like i need to get home so we can get to work
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Did ya see anything interesting in the sticks?
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