They are Rounding the Bend (Battle of the trailer queens)
08-22-2002, 11:09 AM
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very good !!! it is nice to know that there are some out there that stand behind what they do...few and far between...getting ready to rain here no motor in this morning...oh well..
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08-22-2002, 10:43 PM
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TooOld do not forget I AM MR ELECTRONICS. I have been tracking your every move by satelite. Like that wire you still have to attach in the dash...... I can read the numbers on your licens plate.
Jon
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08-23-2002, 06:09 AM
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Oh that is only the start!!!! 
It is 6:00am and I am on my way to the boat
Yup that is right TooOld on my way to the boat!!!! What are you dreaming about
Jon
It is 6:00am and I am on my way to the boat Yup that is right TooOld on my way to the boat!!!! What are you dreaming about Jon
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08-23-2002, 12:07 PM
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Might as add my project in here....
18' Donzi Classic.
Had to freshen the engine becuase i sucked up some sand. Ended up doing more than planned.
Rebuilt engine, replaced everything that added weight without helping performance. Painted engine with blue metallic Imron.
Was going to raise the outdrive but ended up selling the old Volvo and getting a Bravo 1 while re-doing the transom. Also beefed up the engine mount stringers (keep eyeing that 502 in the garage). Entire engine compartment painted with Iterlux white epoxy.
Replaced all gauges with Gaffrig.
New Bravo mounted 1.5" higher that stock. (wanted to keep it under the hatch). Have an imco shorty in near future plans.
Removed handrails and filled holes.
Engine in. Gauges in.
Wiring and oil lines this weekend.
....getting close
Kent
18' Donzi Classic.
Had to freshen the engine becuase i sucked up some sand. Ended up doing more than planned.
Rebuilt engine, replaced everything that added weight without helping performance. Painted engine with blue metallic Imron.
Was going to raise the outdrive but ended up selling the old Volvo and getting a Bravo 1 while re-doing the transom. Also beefed up the engine mount stringers (keep eyeing that 502 in the garage). Entire engine compartment painted with Iterlux white epoxy.
Replaced all gauges with Gaffrig.
New Bravo mounted 1.5" higher that stock. (wanted to keep it under the hatch). Have an imco shorty in near future plans.
Removed handrails and filled holes.
Engine in. Gauges in.
Wiring and oil lines this weekend.
....getting close
Kent
08-23-2002, 07:43 PM
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You got that right Nasty Habit. I would be in the water now if I did not go with the windows and this and that and this and that.......
TODAY I got it back into paint and tomarrow I am working the bottom and buffing it out. I hope to finish the bottom tomarrow and have her ready for the trailer on Monday
Jon
TODAY I got it back into paint and tomarrow I am working the bottom and buffing it out. I hope to finish the bottom tomarrow and have her ready for the trailer on Monday
Jon
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