Agreed! Thank you for your service and keep the pics coming!!!

Rest of the floor came out,, darn squishy wood..

Replaced stringer and new floor

Rear wall was also not in good shape.. saws-all at it again

Fitment was tough, because of the shape...



Rear seat going back in

Dad didnt make the dash big enough so i decided to take some notes from early 80s boats and make something work, it will all be glassed in and sealeld

Im using all slow cure west systems epoxy, milled fibers for filler, 8lb structure foam, and some blood, haha

Thank you for reviving this thread.

Test fitting the control box, the seat fits nice and its comfortable, it shall do.

Picked up an access hatch, cut to fit, I’ll mount it when paint is on.

I used Dad’s existing Coosa as the support, back filled with 8lb foam then structural glass/epoxy, I decided to go with the open storage under the seat on the sides with the center closed off, center is the access to the fuel pickup/ sending unit.


Filling/sealing the gauge cluster

Difficult to work on this, and run a buisness at the same time… also, why didn’t anyone tell me this boat stuff is expensive???

The filler, I got most of the way with Epoxy and microbaloons, now were down to the thin body filler and blocks… my arms are already tired.