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Old 08-08-2007, 09:12 AM   #11
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Old 08-14-2007, 10:57 AM   #12
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Yes, I am going to keep the martini color scheme. - I am only going to make a few cosmetic changes to the boat and plan on keeping the origional look .

I am doing all of the mechanicals to the boat this season and over the winter plan on the cosmetics.

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3 man bolster - has to go - I hate it
fairing to replace where windshield was - none on the boat now
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Chris - I am restoring a 28 as well. I already had the fairing made. It turned out really well. The boat is right in Baltimore if you want to measure or see how it looks. I'm building a new flat hatch with Pro-Stock scoops, so the existing aluminum blower hatch is just sitting if you know anyone who wants one.

I'm doing supercharged smallblocks with XR Platinums.

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Hey barry what kind of blowers are you using? I have a set of B&Ms i was thinking of not using if people want them

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Hey barry what kind of blowers are you using? I have a set of B&Ms i was thinking of not using if people want them

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Hi Christian - I'm going to buy a set of 177's. If I remember correctly yours are 144's? If someone asks me, how much do you want for them?

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Old 08-16-2007, 04:40 PM   #18
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OC Barry,
It sounds like you are putting together a great project as well. I would be curious to see how you built the fairing. I plan on building it out of 1" decolite, faired, painted and capped with a padded top rail. Does yours follow the dimensions of the stock windsheild ?

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Chris - We went old school and built the fairing out of 1/8" aluminum plate. I made removable top caps which my upholstery guy is padding and covering. Yes, it follows the contour VEE of the windshield, kind of like an old Fountain raceboat. A few years back I made a fiberglass fairing for my old 34' Coyote and I just found that the aluminum was much quicker and it's a nice looking fairing as well.

By the way, I went the other direction and built a three-man standup bolster, so I will sell you the two single bolsters I took out really cheap; like $200 for the pair.

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I would love to get those single bolsters from you. what kind of shape are they in? any pics?
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