This is a VERY good point. Don't want to have to redo the interior.

I think copying Strip Poker would be a much better idea.


Beware of Blue Pannel Vans with no windows and "Joisey" Plates...........

Don't waste your money. Sell it and invest that cash in a new rig. Your boat will not be worth anymore with new paint then it's worth at the present moment. Same difference as investing money in an old car.

"Blue Book Baby", it is what it is.

joey

I've thought about it, but I'll be doing a lot of the labor myself so it's not going to be "that" expensive..

In my opinion.....the more paint you put on the boat...the shorter it will look.....I think #3 is the way to go out of the options shown.......or leave it the way that it is..........of course that's only my opinion....

I would not try and copy an existing design!
Do something total custom!
If I were you I would get someone like Dave Hunter to design what you and your wife like the best!!

Steve,
Mine was like that when I bought it but I think the green stripe was added after it came out of te factory. It makes it look a little more contemporary but if I would do anything it would go all white, that's never out of style. It's a 1994.
http://www.offshoreonly.com/gallery/...to=4083&page=1

Cig I know you really like #2, but I lean more towards #1 of course scaled down to fit a 35. My second choice, and it's a close one, would be #3. I just think #2 is way too busy and would definitely shrink the boat. The other concern would be (#2), too much paint. Raftups, docking, etc. would always be a panic situation worrying about scratching or scuffing. You gotta keep the practical side of things in mind as well...

Whichever you choose it's gonna be cool....:cool:

how much $

Number 1, all the way

WILL;)