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And out with the OLD seats.

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And in with the new. I got an entire interior out of a 98' 35 from Fountain. This interior happend to be in the shop and in GREAT shape so I talked Gail into selling it to me! Thanks Gail, this thing looks great!

I'll post pics of it up as we install it but it will be the last thing goung in the boat. I don't want to be climbing all over it during the re-rig.

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Nice!!!!........keep the pics coming!!!!! :cool: :cool:

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looking great :drink:

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Lofty, looking sweet. I like the red, white & blue theme in the engine compartment. Your cockpit from the 35 is a big improvement over the old stuff.

When will she float? I want to hear how those Konrads are working out.

Nice job,
Brian

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Thanks Brian, we're looking at the end of this week. But I've said that a few times this year...

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WOW! Looking good, I like the dash panel too :p

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COMON MR GET THAT LUMP OF GAS HOG DONE :drink: :drink: :drink: :evilb:

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I would if I didn't have to drive out to Disco twice a week :drink:

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Doh,,,,
ok ok,, i give.

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Fionn,

Are those the Rollas?? They look like they may work well considering your anticipated weight. Not much disc area, reasonable rake and what is the diameter? I may be able to run something like that from time to time. what is the part number and i'll see what twin disc wants for them.

They are definitely cleaver style though, super anti-cavitating, designed to be ventilated. where will your propshaft centerline be relative to the bottom of the hull on the vertical centerline of the drive??

project looks sweet, can't wait to hear the results.

Fred Sparling
Konrad Marine

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Fred,
Those are old pics. I don't have any pics of the Rollas mounted. Should be wet by this weekend.... I've said that before.

I'll keep the info comming. I'm dying to see how these Konrads run!

Well we finally decided to re-paint the old dog.

We epoxied over the red gellcoat and then to a white base.

and now for the some color. It's a light blue to dark blue fade. We'll do some orange and red next. We just started back taping for the next color.

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looks awesome.......:):)

so ya gotta re do the interior again?........that boat gets love:cool-smiley-011:

amazing and lots of work, well done...........

looking great!

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I am looking to restore my 96 29' Fever this winter and I had talked to Livorsi who told me that it was impossible for my dash to take monster gauges. I was going to order the whole thing, similar to the picture you showed; dash panel, monster gauges, billet throttles, indicators, switches, lights, the whole shebang, and they said that I could only run a 3 5/8" speedo with 3 3/8" tachs and everything else in 2". Do you know who you talked to or possibly have the bill of sale or a quote with the part #'s on it. I desperately want the big boys in the dash if I can swing it, but was told I couldn't. This is priority number 1 since half of them don;t work from when I bought the boat in July. Any insight would help!

We make up all our own dash's and guage combinations. You can EASILY fit Monster guages in a 29 panel. You will howver need a new panel as it's easier to start from scratch. Complete panels with guages and harness start at around $900. Give us a call or shoot me an email;

Fionn

and for the new paint. We'll be adding a modern windshield to this.

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More pics. New Hatch, windshield etc. If I can out off some paying customers I'll finaly get this thing done!

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and I think this is it until she hits water

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