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Old 02-16-2023, 09:40 PM
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Originally Posted by badmonkey
Hey Blake.....Our schedule is a bit up in the air....obviously the boat redo is going slower than expected, with the crazy world we are in now going to watch finances a lot closer, regarding Rockin The harbor, I am not spending money to run my own waters. We want to go to the Lake Hartwell Run in June. Will certainly do the Hudson Run (of course), will definitely do the Toys Tour run in December (as usual), The rest is kind of a guess right now. I hope we get to see you guys soon.
Let me know been a long time!
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Damn I didn’t know you were getting that deep into it. I know how stuff snowballs though.
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Old 03-13-2023, 12:40 PM
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Damn I didn’t know you were getting that deep into it. I know how stuff snowballs though.
It is definitely turning into a project....
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Update.....as of today (5/18/2023) the Stainless Marine engine bracket is finished and being shipped to me....Finally we can start getting this boat back together. It will take some time as I am changing a bunch of the rigging setup that was in the boat originally, changing gauges, painting the deck, and fixing some minor chips on the bottom of the boat. Hoping for a June 30th completion...we will see. I will add photos as me move forward.
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Old 05-21-2023, 08:54 AM
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Working on the inside of transom prepping



New stainless marine bracket to be installed that will carry a pair of Mercury Racing 300xs engines. Now receiving components we move forward ….going to be a long road till completion.
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Old 05-21-2023, 11:55 AM
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Chris, you are going to love the Stainless bracket compared to the Gils. I did the same thing on my 33 Sonic years ago and it was so much better. The flotation it adds to the stern and characteristics of getting on plane will be drastically improved. I like what you are doing.
BTW, did you sell the 225 ProMaxes already?
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Originally Posted by sonicss42
Chris, you are going to love the Stainless bracket compared to the Gils. I did the same thing on my 33 Sonic years ago and it was so much better. The flotation it adds to the stern and characteristics of getting on plane will be drastically improved. I like what you are doing.
BTW, did you sell the 225 ProMaxes already?
Charlie, yes I’m excited for the changes. I’ve heard a ton of positives regarding the stainless bracket. Those old Gill brackets had to go. The one 225 block was toast. The other is still at Dave’s shop in Florida and I’ll get back from him shortly. So I’ve got one 225 newly rebuild power head which is definitely for sale.
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Old 05-30-2023, 08:05 PM
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First 3 layers of glass laid on the inner side of transom…we making some head way now …
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Old 06-01-2023, 08:32 AM
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Looks good! I had issues with those SM access covers leaking on my previous boat. I was going to install a one way drain plug but I ended up not keeping the boat.

BTW, I heard that Specialized was for sale. That would be a cool boat to own too!
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Originally Posted by Dave M
Looks good! I had issues with those SM access covers leaking on my previous boat. I was going to install a one way drain plug but I ended up not keeping the boat.

BTW, I heard that Specialized was for sale. That would be a cool boat to own too!
Dave, I also heard Specialized was for sale. That would be a cool boat to own for sure. Hope you’re doing well.
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