SB that's a wind deflector built into the deck and bolted to risers to deflect the air over the crew.[ATTACH=CONFIG]558350[/ATTACH] Is this what your talking about ? The panel with SCARAB on it.

Wow Dan. Didn't realize when I was talking to you today that you were the one restoring this boat. A real work of art.

Picked up the Y-Pipes from IMCO today and Dennis was back too paint the outline around the number on the deck. Turned out great.[ATTACH=CONFIG]558453[/ATTACH]

Finally got around to installing the rub rail I was not looking forward to it, thru bolted all the way around [ATTACH=CONFIG]558702[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]558703[/ATTACH]
and also got the Y-pipes installed ready to go off to IMCO for the tail pipes just waiting on material.[ATTACH=CONFIG]558704[/ATTACH]

Yes, and in response to this

They are what are called a dry break and they do not leak at all they are designed for off road racing you can roll over and they wont leak. The tanks vent over the side of the boat so you don't smell the fumes Dan

Simply beautiful....................................

Beautiful!!! This is the way she looked when Dick Banks, Fred Miller and Richie were preparing for the 'Miami/New York Race

I provided the air cover for Tom, Norman and Richie on that LONG night--

http://i65.tinypic.com/2zphw2e.jpg

Redman: Is Fred Miller still around? Last time I saw him was in Vegas 20 years ago when I picked up Tom's Hacker Craft.
Hope all is well.
Bobby Sheer

Got the decals installed and it was off to IMCO for tail pipes.[ATTACH=CONFIG]558901[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]558902[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]558903[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]558902[/ATTACH]