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hey got bass, after that storm, I can sleep too since mine is at the sea tow docks....

hey no problem, I love to rehab old boats that people think are no longer any good and cant shine anymore. My personal boat is a 78 robalo cc that shines like new. I'm going to have scott cut me some new panels for me too. Post some pics reefer, I wanna see

hey scott, I will take better pics of the finished job and post them. If you want I will email them to you as well so you can post them on your site

Uh yeah, I would have to suggest going with the starboard and letting Scott C do the cutting as he has the CNC machine to get straight accurate cuts. With mine, the cuts are only as straight as my hand is steady. Just my .02 As far as the west system goes, not real sure because I layed glass...

got it from a company called MESCO here in NJ. It is a wholesale company only, but they sell them at any boat place

Fitted all the new panels in and it looks awesome. Just a little wiring and some other little projects and then were done.......for now. And here is before.....

transom is solid as a rock. No flexing at all. Heres some more pics of progress today. I have to say that I am kind of dissapointed in minicraft gelcoat. After wet sanding, the match was not 100%.

Well, progress has been limited since the weather has not been cooperating. If it was sunny, it was 20 degrees out, if it was above 40 degrees out, it was raining. Yesterday was a good day because it was 70 degrees and cloudy. Finished up the bodywork and gelcoated the repaired areas. Here...

I was going to add a water pressure gauge, but the boat did not have one when we got it so, it what it is now I guess. I thought water temp would be more important than water pressure. As for the trim, I always use that gauge to get the perfect running condition.

Kudos to Scott, Heres my panels with gauges and switches installed. The other panel is obvious.

Got the panels from Scott and I set up the panel since we had an ice strom today. Heres what the panels look like with eberything installed

Yeah, mine was rotted to the point that it pretty much fell out. The previous owner did not take car of the boat at all, so it is easier to just replace the bulkhead and rewire the boat now before the season. I'm also installing a tilt helm, flush mounting the vhf, new dash panel and gauges...

Bob, Yes the boat I'm working on is an 87 overnighter. I am replacing the helm bulkhead with fiberglass panels and gelcoating them. I am using 3/4 marine ply with 1.5 oz mat covering it. It will all be smoothed and gelcoated to match the hull. I will post pics under my thread while I'm...

Yeah along with fiberglass work on the dash to fill in stresscracks and screwholes, and making a fiberglass bulkhead colored to match the hull. Those upgrades alone will make the helm area a completely different looking boat.. Stay tuned

Dear Scott, You are the man. Those panels look awesome. Just called the customer and he loves them. For everyone, this is a pic of the original panel.... And the other panel is going to be holding a vhf and 12v outlet where the hinged door is now. The black piece in the...

Scott, I was all excited when I saw you updated this. I'm dyin to see the panels you did for me......I sent you an email with the second panels payment

Actually I would have said, Go Birds (Eagles), but we all know how that went down. Just breakin your chops, probably wont even watch the game since the birds wont be there. I will be on the lookout, did you get the other template?

Scott, you had me scared, I thought you said you would send a proof before you cut the panels. THOSE panels look AWESOME BRO. Unbelievable work you are doing up there in New England...... P.S. GO GIANTS

to the Whinna family, get out.....just kidding, but no more pics until the boat is done.. LOL

sounds like Mesco delivers in New York too.....LOL