1972 SeaCraft 20sf (re) build.

[Caymanboy]

And some more paint.

[flyingfrizzle]

Is that one of those new light weight yammie 200s? If so I cant wait to see how well it dose on the 20. I know the older model is much heaver but how much less lbs is this new block. Looking good, thats going to be a sweet 20.

[uncleboo]

Looking good! But, of course, all your work does.

[strick]

Originally Posted by Caymanboy

I will do that, eating while traveling is a passion. Maybe we can meet up somewhere for a lunch or something? I arrive on the 25th around 1300 and leave 2400 on the 2nd.

Sounds good. You got my cell # call me if you get the time.

I like how the color changes in different lighting conditions.

strick

[Caymanboy]

The new F200 is 489lbs, about 10 lbs heavier than a Z200 HPDI, about equal when the oil tank is figured in.
The paint is weird, some days it is mello, some days it ain't, it's BRIGHT, I have leaned to adapt to it. She floated today, I will post some pics later. It's looking good, pretty happy.
Thank you all for the very nice comments.

[Caymanboy]

Annnnnd, she does float, on the lines, me happy------.

[uncleboo]

The coral color shows much better when she's on water.

[Billybob]

That is one helluva job Caymanboy.
Absolutley beautiful.

[Caymanboy]

Just wait till June when I get some of that pretty Bahamian water and LLL/TM II on the bow.
THEN we shall see some coral color. :-)

[uncleboo]

Waiting with baited breath!