Well, Its funny how this boat stuff goes..... I may be young but, I have learned little through the years... Some of the best boating times/stories don't revolve around whether you have the latest & greatest 100 foot cigarette that has more colors on it than a rainbow and can go 200mph.... Its about the genuine people you meet along the way!! While my buddy Patryk, aka ItsPeanut, has not been raised on boating like myself, He has truly been bitten by the bug and its in his blood. He is one of my best friends and I appreciate the friendship. This brings the project progress up to about Dec 10th 2009 when I get a phone call saying, "Hey, I am coming up to work on the boat! We are not partying when I come up a**hole! Lets get some stuff done!!" The dude leaves FLA in December to work on a boat in snowy cold Wisconsin..... Got a love it!! Well, I picked him up Thursday night at the airport and we started working Friday morning bonding in the last 2 stringers...

Time to put down the beer and put a few stringers in..... One getting bonded in and the heat's blaring........ Had to keep it warm!

Once the stingers were braced in we used the "West Systems" sticks to create fillets between the stringer and the hull..

Thanks to our Poparratzi, Ang, for taking the pics...

Stringers were in and off to the Farmington Inn we went for some wine & spirits, oh, and food. Oh yeah, it was past midnight so I got one birthday gift. Got a love the shirt!!

Although hungover, we woke up and headed back to the shop to glass them in... Like the rest of the process, 3 layers of 1700 biax... Epoxy from US Composites..

Starboard stinger done quick... Thanks to Ang wetting out the wrong layer at the wrong time..... On to the Port

Time to roll................

All stringers in and bulkheads next to tackle.... We made some definite head way that weekend

Sometime in January 2010, My pops and good bro brought up my next project. I thought at this point I would be ready for summer 2010... That didnt happen.. Ang and I had a wedding to get ready for...