new tanks in
 

Heres my new tank installed and bolted down:clap:

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Answer truthfully now LUMBER, you won't ever fish that boat again will you? She's to purdy to get blood on man.

Think I'll lay low on this one. I've got flounder puke all over my boat today, along w/ some blood. Lumber would have been horrified...:hi:

Air, be careful what you say, you're going to give him nightmares now... it's bad enough the guys working on the boat may have dripped sweat and possibly their own blood on the deck, no need to be putting thoughts of fish guts and blood in his head... Sheeesh... :beer:

Looks great!!

I am going to take lots of pic's of a dirtuy boat this year so Lumber can live thur me, and never need to get is deck dirty!!

LOL

as soon as I can there will be fish blood on there , Thats why I have to wax it real good so the blood wont stick:sun:

Air dont worry Iam on my way down to ya so we can get that boat cleaned up.......Iam a team player:fight:

Bga ,,, supriseingly these guys working on the V are very neat:love:

Lumber, make sure you stop in MD on your way down there. I wouldn't want to miss an opportunity to learn the fine art of boat detailing from you :-)

But I do have nightmares of the thread MJ posted a while back about the flies riden piggy back on his V ............. oh the horror:cry:

But of course, we should know better than to think you'd let just any boat mechanics work on your baby... :hide:

He's probably got surgeons working on her, and a plastic surgeon there to immediately correct any blemishes.

No suprise to me, Looking show room quality as usual!:love:
Congrats:beer:

Looking good LS, bet it is killing you that she is all torn apart like that:zip:

Lumber, Why did they cut the stringer? What did they seal the edges with, I need to seal the edges of my floor where I cut for my new tank.


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mulv I dont thik the cut anything , I think there was a 2x4 laying across the old tank, he had brackets welded on the 4 corners of the new tank so he could fasten it back in place it also had 3/8x3 thick rubber glued to the bottom of the tank. Not really sure what hes got in mind for the rest of the installation, but iam sure its gonna be rite......:sun: