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    Thanks for the update. Lookin great.....

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    Dig the wheels.

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    Senior Member ogshotgun's Avatar
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    here is some more progress shots sorry for no explanation i am not a teacher just posting a series of pictures in order i am sure everyone can follow whats happening with out any text
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    Quote Originally Posted by 78Southwind View Post
    Dig the wheels.
    thanks my friends idea came out great minimal effort and fit over the bearing buddies i am excited
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    last picture is a friends boat almost ready for assembly
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mateo View Post
    Thanks for the update. Lookin great.....
    thanks man a lot of work lol but i can say i did it
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    so since i have received numerous complaints that if i post a picture i must tell what it is and what i did .. don't understand why you can't look at the pictures and understand so ill try my best to turn this into how to build a boat section rather than pictures of my progress ...

    tires mounted on rims , trim rings installed , center caps installed but will have to be removed to mount tires no access to lug nuts

    new side boards for the fender pads i have cut them to shape recessed the back for trailer issues on one than i applied a coat of resin to both sides and installed t nuts to fasten them on the trailer,, next i will apply foam and wrap them in vinyl after i do the ghost flame stitching on the vinylName:  IMG_5333.jpg
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    disclaimer: I am not a tech person , this is not meant to be used as you must do it like this, its me a soldier doing it the way it works for me, haters keep your comments to yourself thank you for looking
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    Keep at it. Others may do it differently but it's your boat. When its done nobody will take more pride in it than you.


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    OG - you should have started with my boat bar hull!!! it looks like you would have had a lot less wood and fiberglass work than what you started with here!.... But good job on the resto!!! that was some project you had there. I really like this hull shape and design for an old school style- very nice!
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