Wow that looks really great. It looks like a brand new boat that just came off the factory line. Congratulations.

Great Job,


That really does look great.I am in the middle of rebuilding my entire 32 Fever,mechanically.I would like to do the interior over next winter.Its not in bad shape,but I would like to have it look like yours.Check out my project under Q/A titled Winter Project.If you don't mind me asking,can you PM me with an about price of what I should pay for a complete interior so I have an idea.

Good Luck
Nordic95

Top knotch job! 12 days is super quick for all that work, when i did mine i had to wonder if they have orangtans working there to reach the bolts lol , looks great have a great season boating.

looks great and less then 2 weeks all I can say is WOW

Ya the guy did a great job, like I said he totally surpassed my expatiations. Another thing that I was surprised about was how well all of the interior was but held in the boat. I had a bowl of stainless nuts fender washers and lock washers that had to have weighed at least 8 or 9 pounds when I finished taking it all out. Some of them were very challenging to reach through the little storage cut outs. My only suggestion to anyone doing this would be to remove the front seats from the boat first before doing anything else; this will help you tremendously in accessing the rest of the bolts and removing the rest of the interior.

That is by far, one of the best lookin interiors I've seen.
The colors are perfect, and the rear seat is perfect. Great job.

I'm sure everybody here just like myself is wondering...........what kind of $$$$ did ya have to drop to get this job done?
Thanks............Frank

nice

very nice work , you willthink you have a new boat every time you get in it .

Tremendous update, brings the boat into the present. Colors will be in style longer than the teal.... be proud of what you did.

Thanks guys, last year was a new motor and I will have to get some of those pics together for you to all see.