Nice site. Two things: laughed on the not for sale note. And is that a YoungBlood TX-20 Tunnel in the shop as well? :cool-smiley-011:

Is that the boat from Shogren???

ya! i got three emails this weekend about the asking price and i think one of them was a scammer so i just put that up there to save people the trouble of asking and to stop scammer from emailing me.. thanks for the compliments and keep checking back to see the updates...

not for sure who built it? not mine! its an 18'er tho.

yes it is!

im still gathering all the history on the boat now but i did find out it was Jack Kramers boat originally! chad gave me all that info!

They built an 18 tunnel "pickle fork" as well. Hard to tell if that was the maker. When built kind of the Apache of the jet world and lots of copies made. Originally manufactured near your listed location................... I want one as a project. Learn on so don't screw up on something like an Apache latter in life.

Looking great!! I like the simple design you chose for the sides. That will never go out of style. Are you going to cut down the seats a little to be more flush with the fairing? Great idea on the website and great choice of boat to restore!!:ernaehrung004:

thanks! no im leaving the high back seats in the boat, i was told they were one-off seats built for that apache and i havent seen another apache with those exact seats. they almost hit the back of my head when im standing in the seat! thanks for the compliments and keep checking back for updates

andy

you want me to ask if he wants to sell it? hes a great freind of mine!

Could'nt hurt for another lead! Thanks. :D

Very nice restore job. That takes alot of hard work and a labor of LOVE !! There is also a gentleman that has completely restored a 27 Magnum and he has done all the work himself. And thats what I call a major labor of LOVE !!