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I got my coozies! Been taking them everywhere with me and have the big hotboat.com sticker on the back of my truck. Little update, I stripped all the carpet and upholstery out, next is the floor but...

Still looking, I'm bummed I didn't get the Hotboat drink coozie in time tho. I leave for a week of boating tomorrow

Any socal shop recommendations?

Any shop recommendations? I'm just going to replace the wood and carpet over it.

That does help, so I think I'm going to carpet it and I'll make polished wood hatch covers for the floor hatches. Do I need to remove the engine to replace the flooring?

This is the raised plywood floor that sits on top of the stringers. Is it something I should do myself or is it detailed enough that I should refer to a shop? Honestly hoping to get it done before...

I was talking about the plywood on top of the stringers that makes up the flooring, I could use the space between the stringers as storage or as a step down to walk around on. I'm really interested...

I believe so

If I want to do a polished wood door do I need to use a laminate over the plywood or just polish over the plywood?

The stringers are still good as far as I have found.

They are rotted, soft enough to stick a screw driver through. I'm a big guy so they need to be replaced. I'm debating if I want to leave part of the floor between the stringers open to have a step...

I need to replace the wood floors in my 1977 Nordic jet boat, 21 foot. Any suggestions on doing it? Advice on a shop, advice on lay out? I'm in Downey california. Thanks!