Well, it finally got warn enough to uncover the boat and try the templates. I don't think we have the same windshields. At the vary least, the angles are different. The wings are probably the same, but not the windshield portion.

Audio, before you pack and ship your windshield, please take some measurements. One side of my windshild is 42" long at the bottem, and 41" across the top. Diagonal meaurments are 46" and 50".

Overall, the '85 windshield is not so pointed, or it is straighter accross the beam of the boat. Still angled, but less than your '79.

See now what the heck did ya have to go and get a different boat then me for!!!! :D:D I will try and get you those measurements tomarrow.

Jon

Warm Enough?
 

I'm pretty sure it wasn't actually warm enough to work on the boat:D

Yes, there is a difference b/t warn enought to uncover the boat, and warm enough to work on it. The ladder was still standing on ice.

Chart If you need any help let me know. Forrest

Forrest: thanks for the offer. It will be a little while, and a little warmer, before much work is done on it.

You guys need to test some different heights. I think it should only be high enough to direct the wind over your head when sitting and low enough to have the wind coming off the fairing, hit you around the chest when standing. What you don't want is the wind deflecting straight into your face while standing.

The lower it is, the sportier it looks.

G

Hi I know everyone is sold on the honeycome just thought I would ad to that. That the same stuff that Boeing uses for its floor panels that you walk on in the air planes. Real strong tuff stuff, but a philips screew driver or sisors is hell on it. Charlie

Hi Jon , Rick here. Just wondering how the project is going . I'm sure everyone like me is dieing to see more pictures of your progress. Regards Rick G.

My wife and I also have a 302, she likes the windshield.. I like the windscreen. You guys are doing a great job, keep it up!