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Good thing you and your Dad have skills,the work really looks good,can't wait to see the finished product.
Kinda reminds me of one of my first skiffs, $500.00,after a lot of work,I fished it from Long Beach too Gaviota,good times.
Thanks for the pics.
Cya Tuna Vic
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7 months of hard work sure paid off. That project boat came out SWEET! Congrats on the new fish slayer.
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Looks awesome man!
What'd you use to epoxy your rivets?
TS
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Beautiful work! Now go reap the rewards and slay some fish on the Green Carp!
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Thanks guys.. it was really a lot of work and looking back I cant say I would do it again.
I have some more pics to post up. Custom led lighting and such. I made headlights for night fishing up a San Antonoo
Taper.. I used goop coat it to seal the seams and rivots. Most everyone uses gluvit. But at 50 bucks a quart I will stick. To, the 20 dollar goop.
An 18 footer brand new with a 50 hp 4 stroke is close to 20000.. this is essentially new for 5000
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Mike,
I saw some of this post today at work and had to wait until I got home to really look it over. I've got to say that I commend you and all who worked on this project for your skills working with your hands and the craftsmanship that went into the project from start to finish. That is a fish catching machine and I hope I get to take a closer look at it..............awesome job!
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That Cutty-craft is gonna be a fish killiN machine,,,
And plenty of room for an afernoon nap
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... And plenty of room for an anchor and line
I say maiden voyage is an ALL day bait n wait with the 2nd half of the B/O/B's
ALL DAY !!!!!!!
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Damn sweet job my friend....looks professional..
U make me proud..
BUT...
I've been seeing step by step pics....
NOW I see a PRISTINE Boat
Soooooo Beautiful
NOW I WANT TO SEE IT GET STAINED UP...
With Bloooooood!
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Nice $100 boat. That sure was a ton of work. Congrats.
DR
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