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Old 08-23-2010, 10:30 AM
ct9amr ct9amr is offline
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Looks like it was worth the extra effort. The details on that boat are awesome.

I also love the fact thats its diesel.
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Old 08-24-2010, 09:59 PM
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Default Re: Project Boat !!!!!

OK...I dont need a cap...will build my own...HOW MUCH FOR A FULL TRANSOM SC20? HOW ABOUT IN EPOXY? CUSTOM COLOR GEL COAT?

I've wanted a DONZI 16/18 for a while but now I'm thinking a SC20 Splash like this with a deck, cockpit and J style seating powered by a 400-450 HP Small Block Chevy or Ford running a Volvo DupProp or Bravo II might be the ticket...

So really...how much would a guy have to pay you for a splash?

Would you lend/rent out the mold? Sell the mold?

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Old 08-25-2010, 09:41 AM
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Default Re: Project Boat !!!!!

When this thread started the hull popped from the mold clearly was a standard hull for use with either OB or I/O power. Later on in the thread, the "first and only" hull popped from the mold is a diesel powered straight inboard with the pocket/tunnel common to SC inboard configurations.

I have heard of owners converting inboards to standard configurations, but not vice versa. I'd be interested in hearing more about how this was done and done so well. Just asking.
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Old 08-25-2010, 10:23 AM
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When this thread started the hull popped from the mold clearly was a standard hull for use with either OB or I/O power. Later on in the thread, the "first and only" hull popped from the mold is a diesel powered straight inboard with the pocket/tunnel common to SC inboard configurations.
If you look closely, the hull being "popped" is the original Seafari hull used to make the mold. The 1st photos appear to be the removal of the Seafari hull after making the mold. The inboard hull must have been made later. Else why gelcoat in exactly the same color as the blank?
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Old 08-25-2010, 10:31 AM
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Thanks Fr. Frank. I hadn't thought of that and it certainly makes sense.
The only questions in my mind that remain are; what was the process of creating the inboard hull confsiguration and is it the only 20' inboard hull in existance. I don't believe I have heard or read of any others.
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