Just wanted to say "Hello."

[BigHE]

My name is Jay. I live in Norther Virginia and I'm the new owner of a 77 V20 CC and 74 V20 hull. I'm hoping to end up with one completely sound vessel and then address the other. Great site here. Been poking around for a few days.

[Destroyer]

Originally Posted by BigHE

My name is Jay. I live in Norther Virginia and I'm the new owner of a 77 V20 CC and 74 V20 hull. I'm hoping to end up with one completely sound vessel and then address the other. Great site here. Been poking around for a few days.

Hi Jay... Welcome aboard!!! Pull up a chair and make yourself comfortable!! Lots of great folks and good skinny here... just ask if you need some advice. Good luck with your boats. Oh,...and we love boat porn, so pics are always in good taste.

[tartuffe]

Congratulations on owning one of the most versatile and well-designed hulls available. Show us what ya got so we can get an idea of what you are up against. A few us us are in the process of total rebuilds while others have been through the process multiple times.

[BigHE]

Thanks for the welcome. Here are the boats.

The Good (to me):

[BigHE]

The Bad:

[BigHE]

Picked this one up last night from a member here.

[BigHE]

More transom shots:

[BigHE]

Should I start with transom or wet foam and more than likely rotted stringers?

[Skools Out]

Glad you got her home. It was great to meet you. Guys, Jay is a super nice guy. You northern Vir guys help him get those two boats made into one. So yes Skools has met another of our great members.

[tartuffe]

OH MY GOD, I CAN'T BELIEVE IT, gas $3.57/gal. awesome.

I would start with the transom, once you are done with that, rip out and replace the stringers. Wet foam removal when you are waiting for stuff. My $29 4.5" Skil grinder with 24" grit sanding disks was my best friend and almost made it through the project.