Good morning.I am pretty sure I knew crazy kenny.He had a wellcraft st tropez & if I remember correctly, he drove a truck for a living.nice guy, loved to have a few & was always pretty loud.I enjoy fort myers,I have had a home here for years & was a part timer.finally made the move full time.I would love to post pics of the gun but at the risk of sounding like an idiot, I dont know how to host pics here.if you pm me with an e-mail addy, I can send them to you.Maybe I should spend less time on the boat & more time working on my computer skills.lol

Hah, yup, that's him alright! He's got some great tunnel boat racing stories. Him and another guy Tim from Venetion use to race SST class back In the day. Don't worry about the computer skills, boating is where it's at. I send a pm with my address. Did you have the gun back when u lived in Ohio?
Jr.

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Over winter or should I say spring I decided to put some glove box access in the center console and install shore power. For AC power I had to relocate my DC distribution and do a lot of re- wiring...

The quality of your work continues to amaze me. Keep up the good work and get the little guy driving that bad boy ASAP!

Tom

Thanks for the kind words Tom. Actually had the boy on the lap steering the hole day on the first shakedown run 3 weeks back

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Exactly what Tom said. Absolutely beautiful. Great work Jack.

Wait, I take it all back. So all you did was splice a couple wires together??

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Wow, how time has pasted... had a great fall day on the water yesterday! It was great to share the day with the family.