i either scrap lil red and have no power boat or get help from you guys and restore it over the summer? or scrap it and wait a year or two and save up? opinions please
if you want more room the eqaution is simple (more space=you+lil red+chainsaw-lil red+$2000=18 ft deep v-haul. oo dont forget to carry the 1 hah lol all kidding aside this is the same thing that just got closed same debate same thing just please get rid of it you already know what were going to say you just wanna justify the reason to CHOP IT WITH A CHAINSAW lol [/rant]
You have two choices. Start the restoration or start doing something more interesting, like posting on an internet forum. Ask yourself which is actually more interesting and that will get the project going. (either to the scrapyard or to the tools)
You should actually read and study in the restoration forum and you may actually learn something... instead of posting "What If" threads in the general forum. Had you been studying and paying attention in the resto forum during your resto last year you would have a seaworthy boat right now and wouldn't be worrying about all of this because you'd be out on the water in your powerboat.
look at it this way. a proper hobbyist restoration will be minimum of 3-400 hours. in that time you could get a second job, and buy a much larger, better boat that you really want and be much happier. any restoration project will take 3-4 times the money and time that you originally estimate.
I repeated it several times in many of your other threads. My opinion has not certainly not changed and I suspect most/all of the other guys here would probably agree.
