I guessed Hallett, but I was wrong.
I guessed Hallett, but I was wrong.
Last edited by CarbonMonoxide; 07-29-2012 at 07:34 AM.
Amazing work you have done to that boat, looks awesome!! Keep the pictures coming!!
Wow. I couldn't get that trash off my screen fast enough initially. Now I can't wait to see it done. Great job so far.
Desperado I read that and ergo my question albiet the opening in the hull is everso slightly different for a Berkeley intake swap this hole appears in the picture to be much larger than neccesary and the transon /keel area is "breached" as if a set back is planned , I'm all about resurrecting old jet hulls, just looks like some serious glass work will be in order to make the intake opening suitible for a proper Berkeley set Tom
I would give this a better chance of making it to the water than that hacked up jet boat night mare.
You have your hands full sir, keep up the good work.
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Well, you have shown us your work so far. Now you have to keep up with our expectations, Good luck.
You absolutely have to call that boat "BALLS DEEP" ...You certainly did not back down from a challenge.
You are obviously somebody that has not put a large value on your time, for that I am truly envious. Looking forward to see this thing hit the water. Just because the boat was so dilapidated.
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