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the step is easy, a place in toronto sells starboard - wharehoused plastic sales. i radiused the edges 2" then ran around the whole thing with a router to take the edges down - 15 minute job.

due to my incredibly cheap labour rate, i'm doing it myself. honestly i couldn't justify having someone do the work - the boat isn't worth it - it's a labour of love.

This is a very rare bird. My brother in law (Dave) works at Suzuki Canada and they had this boat built last year. some of you will know the Challanger name already (Tuff marine uses the same hull), this is a hull and the deck has been redesigned and is built by grew boats in owen sound (this is...

Here are some pics of the family boat, a 1986 Sea Ray Seville, 3.0L Mercruiser that pushes it along to a whopping 35 mph. the boat was always boathouse stored until we got it a few years ago, but, its holding up well. just wish it had a v6. i threw some gauges i had lying around, also threw...

well, the old girl is getting a new transom, floor, stringers, then the deck will go back on, and then i'll fill all the holes in the boat (gauges, switches, etc) and that will problably be as far as i get before it gets cold. i would like to put a 150 on it, so i'm looking for hydraulic...

my kids need one of those, hell, i need one of those!

as far as proline goes, that was a no brainer - the former owners held a secure mortgage on the property, they had first dibs on it anyway. there was an article featuring hejna two weeks ago but it's not online so i can't link, basically saying how he was done dirt. the ones who really benefit...

i don't blame her one bit - i like chasing fishermen too!

did you get the names of the two launches? they look like ditchburns but i'm not 100% sure.

i think if they had been farther back on the machine they could have landed it!

those early fiberglass were very much an automotive designs - some were pretty neat. my dad's old boat had a curved glass windsheild before they were the style to have - 1968. although, maybe i'm a purist, i really like the motor launch style - ditchburns and minnets are my style. our wedding...

good to see, i had to go to powassan yesterday and couldn't go to the show. wonder if my 79 predictor is an antique yet?

i voted yamaha, personally of all the motors that came through the various dealerships i worked at, never saw a blown yamaha. lots of mercs, lots of omcs, not one yamaha - would i buy one, don't know, probably still go black - only because parts are quick to get. my brother in law works for...

86 sea ray - 3.0l mercruiser 79 predictor - no power 80 sterling tin w/7.5 merc electric start

that kid's got a wicked set of pipes - wow kinda makes my singing in the shower sound a little weak!

here's a few more shots from last weekend our nightly sunset view: bottom end of the bay: our dock - the boat port view down to the dock - love climbing those stairs Taboo resort - home course of mike wier

that's what happens when you have more money than brains and decide to get into the boat business - if you want to make a million in the boat business - start with 2 million!

sikaflex works awesome, have also used a product called goop which works really well.

hey coop - let us ontario boys no if you end up coming up this way (lake and trail).

brian is right on the money - you love the motor you can get parts for fastest - for me that's merc - 1 day for instock items.