Isn't that why ur doin such a great job on the resto ? So u can get layed boat looks great good luck

To get laid and go fast !

R u keeping the rub rail ?

Yes , my boat was never designed from the beginning to be built with out it . I think the boat came with alum at one time , but love the classic stainless look . The pics are of the boat fitted with new rubrail before priming .


Larry

Looks great. How did you bend the Stainless Steel rub rail on the inside of the tunnel? I am getting ready to do mine and don't want to mess it up.

Thanks!

I was waiting for tha question ! I made a template of that area with a 2x4 minus the with a rubrail your going to use , then I screwed the template to a very sturdy saw horse and with the help from a buddy use a very soft rubber mallet to tap rail around template . Word of advice , if possible do not let holes fall in area of bends , less chance of kinking that way . I used 12 lengths and only had two seams on hull side and two inside of tunnel , much cleaner look .


Larry

Thanks for the tip!

Looks Great!! I never remember that boat having a pod for the 3rd motor though.Some pics of thgis boat in action.

Damn nice job your doing there my brudda !!! Can't wait till next spring !!

Larry,that thing is lookin good and will look even better sitting down in Lloyds creek.