6-7 months of 16 hrs LONG days (job and working on boat) finally coming to an end (thank god)
Been tearing into my boat since november when hauled out and finally all back together and ready for launch late this week.
New (higher) Coosa board & Nidacore composite deck and all composite supports (no more wood)
70 gal below deck livewell
2 180 qt below deck fish boxes
Transom door
Pot Hauler
Rebuilt wash rails all of cockpit....
More rod holders
More wheelhouse seating & nice comfy helm seat on bulkhead swing mount.
Bigger fuel tanks
Very cool transom hidden helm controls

A few more, finished work

Last 3

1 of the helm seat

Boat looks great, now time to get some blood on the deck.

Very nice job Ronnie,they are waiting for you out east.

Whoa... Lot of work, lot of taping for paint! Looks great. Are you using the 90 degree aft of the hauler for a removable block and davit? Nice to lose the wood decking. Have you tested the new decking material for puncture resistance? I used nomex for decking once and it was prone to punctures that I had to keep up with...

Get her in!


Nevermind... just saw a strength/puncture test on Nidacore by Portland yachts. Good stuff.

Whoa... Lot of work, lot of taping for paint! Looks great. Are you using the 90 degree aft of the hauler for a removable block and davit? Nice to lose the wood decking. Have you tested the new decking material for puncture resistance? I used nomex for decking once and it was prone to punctures that I had to keep up with...

Get her in!


Nevermind... just saw a strength/puncture test on Nidacore by Portland yachts. Good stuff.


The deck is Coosa board 26, real good stuff but not cheap $

Your arse, knees and feet and really going to like the new Capt chair! Hope it rides OK with all the design changes.

Ready to bash some doggies off the new gelcoat
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looks great man ...I saw some posts on the downeast forum. great job /well thought out!