Finished restoring a 75 sf 20

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Nice work. That is one hot boat, you should be proud.

[WildBill]

Beautiful Work

[Caymanboy]

Very nice!
That is a great engine for the boat.

[YeA 20sF]

Originally Posted by Lordwrench

Love that super clean dash layout,and that anchor locker set up is the way to go. Did you shape the hatch/gutter and supports for the anchor from scratch or graft them from a donor boat?


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Also did you remove the top cap from the hull or did u just work it still together ?

[Peanut]

I got only the hatch from a guy in Miami who restored seacrafts,unfortunately he passed away about 8 months ago and I was never able to ask him what this hatch came off of. It is a perfect fit. The rest of it I fabricated out of coosa and fiberglass. Thanks for all the nice comments. The boat turned out well because of this website and all of its members. I split the boat both sides between rub rail and inner wall and removed all plywood and replaced with coosa and fiberglass end all back together. Did not remove inner liner or cap completely. Adding the stripes back in floor as original was too much work and would not do it again

[Mikem8560]

looks awesome love that anchor locker, I wish I could do glass work like that.
I like the red lights also I installed a white only under my t top cause its all the was available at the time but its bright on the eyes in the dark

[Bryan A.]

Looks great!!

Did you raise the deck at all? I'm at that point I'm my 20SF build and will raise the transom 5" but don't really want to raise the deck.

Going with 150hp power too.

Nice boat.