I wish I had a dual console instead of the cuddy. Maybe the next one will be. :sly:

Great job. Congratulations.

Sweet boats! Ive seen one at a distance, they are kinda rare though. I like em!! :party:

I gotta be honest with you, it was a LOT of work, but well worth it.:clap:

You can tell she's smiling in that last pic. Good job!!

Well then a LOTTA hard work...either way well worth it IMO...congratulations on your new ride!!!...REELY looks great!!...must be quite satisfying!!....you gave a great boat a new lease on life:clap:

Wow, your boat really does look terrific. What was going on with all the debris in the boat before you restored it?

From 31kilo's Slidell address, my bet would be a Katrina Wash Job...what a great job bringin' her back :hide:

Believe it or not the latest onslaught of yuck was brought on by Ike. The boat did go through Katrina And managed sort of OK, Then Gustave which also caused Minor damage, but of all things Ike took her off the trailer and totally filled the boat with Yuck. Also caused the original owner to decide he was done repairing. The fuel tank had 55 gallons of fuel and 5 gallons of unidentifiable sludge. Under all the sawgrass was the last earthly remains of a large gray squirrel. Every wire was green and fuzzy I stripped the harness and started fresh. Surprisingly almost every thing worked! The bilge pump, float switch,transom, and most every thing else is good to go. Strange how some of the worst storms didn't really get her, then a marginal one did. Gotta tell you though, any boats been through 3 hurricanes in basically 3 1/2 years and is still ticking is a pretty serious testament to it's construction.
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Since every body loves pics:love: here's a few more right after I got the motor on.
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