"Man I need a break"!

I would like to personally thank each and everyone who has been involved in this project. All of the names and players were mentioned earlier on this thread so many to mention I just don't want to miss anyone so I will leave it at that. This entire project was handled with such care and compassion that it was just so easy to put it all together. If life could be like that every day we would all be better from it. When Dock got out baby home I was just amazed with the transition. What was even more amazing was those plus size ladies Kate & Lisa actually did fit under the hatch and believe me they are beautiful. Dock and I are looking forward to getting back up to our favorite place this summer Put- in- Bay and Kelly's Island as we call it (Keywest Ohio Style). Guys again thank yo for a job well done and Merry Christmas and God Bless you all.


The Boat Princess (Mrs. Dock Holiday)

Nice post Boat Princess

She does not get on these boat sites much and never posts so that speaks volumes about how she feels the project turned out.

Adam,

I was just reviewing the bar tab from Bakers and I think I may know why your head was still hurting yesterday!

19 Coors Light
4 Budweiser
12 Bud Light
8 Jager Meister

I'm pretty sure it is safe to double that when you ad in what was consumed at the Crazy Fox.

Hope you feel better soon!

Dock

Light weights

Doug and Adam lining up the front bolsters with Teambaja looking on to make sure they are straight.

They added an aluminum backing plate under the floor for added strength that Baja did not do originally.

And what was that excuse you gave again for not being able to attend the party?

Adam was not happy with the original aluminum angle motor mounts and changed them out for a heavier gauge aluminum and increased the bolt diameter also for extra strength.

The drivers side bolster is mounted and wired up. They are lifting the port side bolster in the boat to be mounted.

Adam added BLUE led's under the front bolsters that give a very nice effect.

All the led's are wired together with on single switch on the dash panel.

If you have ever wanted to know what a 36 looks like without a wind screen then here you are.

Dave had it off repaining the white strip underneath the bottom edge and he was polishing it.