The rest of these pics show all the wiring I did... Nothing like starting off with a clean slate. It took way longer than I thought it would. I swear I went through two packs of tie wraps.... and that was just under the dash.......

That was not the only wiring.............. The bilge was a big job two... I wired in two batteries with a Blue Sea Systems switch, Charger, and grounding block..... I cant forget the trim pump & bilge pump.....

All in all, it was a great weekend. There are some loose ends to tie up but, now I can enjoy working on it! I honestly cannot say thanks enough to all that were involved!! Now I we have to find a name............................. Row Jimmy?

Super job man! I like the all white too..

WOW!! Looks GREAT Are you adding a hatch cover for the deck?

its the worlds smallest open bow conversion

Turned out awesome and nice job on the wiring. The least you can do is write my name in one of those cup holders and make sure its reserved for me. Now all we have to do is split the bill on a container so I can get a ride in it. Once again beautiful job Jack. I cant believe it floats.

Nice! Congrats. How is access in and out of the seat while docking? Do you find the console to be in the way at all? Wiring looks fantastic.

Great job Jack lots of work the results are well worth it.
Looks like is a a little Jack or Jill on the way.
Congrats on a job well done.

Mark

very, very nice job on the rigging and electrical work. i'm an electrician by trade and i do quite a bit of control wiring. it's an art to "train" and "lace" all those conductors like you did. well done jack!

great to see you on the lake and i'm sure all the hard work was worth it the first time you came up on plane.