Very Nice T2! Congratulations to everyone involved with this project and tell George he doesn't look a day older
Dave

Thank you Mister Scott.

I will tell George....... He doesn't look a day older........

than the 3000 year old man

T2x

Great photos of the restoration on Darren's website. Someone will have the link.BTW,his whole website is very cool.

http://darrensoffshorephotos.homestead.com/thewing.html

in an earlier post you mentioned that this hull is a four pointer using the lower units as the aft two points. I am assuming that back in the day power lift wasn't available. That really must give this design a whole new dimension. I have to imagine with all the pedals and levers you got going on in there all you need in a pair of cymbals strapped between your knees and youd look an awful lot like a one man band while underway

I thought about volunteering for that vict . . .er passanger seat but on second thought . . . . have fun and as i'm sure your already aware . . be careful. shes a beut

Congrats! Wing looks awesome. Too bad about the breakage...sure you'll get it sorted asap. Can't wait to see it soon.

But, when you gonna start building a scaled up version - something in the 35-40 foot range????

Hey . . . .does this mean your the august 15th World Champion "wing" class

Congratulations to everyone who had a part in it. I found it very interesting.
Bob

Awesome job, congratulations.
I gotta see this thing in person one day.

cool project, cool web site! now we need a video at speed!