Pmccraney
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Re: 1988 Sea Nymph GLS - 17'
Thanks Bear.. Glad you swung through to check things out!
Thanks Decker: Looking forward to seeing you get back on your project...
Jump on over to the tinny side... the water is warm and the kool-aid is nice and refreshing...
Thanks JBC - that's the goal.
Thus Gus! U-da-man!
Thanks Troop! Made a quick list the other day and it was sort of frustrating to realize just how much is yet to be done on this boat...
Let's hope so.... That's the plan. I don't think people realize just how fast you were moving on your Sea Nymph. You did your rear casting deck in a day.. Mine took 3 weeks. Much respect, my friend.
I am enjoying it - which probably means that I am demented, sick and twisted...Hey, at least I found you guys, so I am not alone!
Thanks Glen... Good motivation to have you guys watching along and pushing me... Thanks for stopping by.
Good point. Yes, I have given it some thought. I am not going to do carpet... Probably just a non-skid paint surface... So, I need to shave off some more room for epoxy and paint and also account for the hinges... Speaking of which, I had ordered a bunch of piano hinges off ebay... After 2 weeks of me hounding the seller, she finally emailed yesterday and said she could not find them and they must have been lost. I love it when people sell crap they don't have on ebay!!! Lovely...
At least she promptly refunded my money.
So, the hunt for hinges continues...
Killer brutha!
Nice work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks Bear.. Glad you swung through to check things out!
This is very impressive on how you did the decks. Looks like you have been doing it all your life. That is some great work.
Keep up the good work. Looking forward to the splash day...
Thanks Decker: Looking forward to seeing you get back on your project...
Lookin Good PMC. When you're done with her she'll look just like a Fiberglass Bass Boat!!!!:lol:
Still haven't found a Tinny with my name on her! But ya never know!!!
Jump on over to the tinny side... the water is warm and the kool-aid is nice and refreshing...
Great work P! Ton's of storage....
Thanks JBC - that's the goal.
B-U-Tee-Ful!
Nice work for a convert...![]()
Thus Gus! U-da-man!
Looking good there PMC....looks like your are geting closer to being done...
Thanks Troop! Made a quick list the other day and it was sort of frustrating to realize just how much is yet to be done on this boat...
Lot's of room for casting back there buddy, nice!:cheerful:
Let's hope so.... That's the plan. I don't think people realize just how fast you were moving on your Sea Nymph. You did your rear casting deck in a day.. Mine took 3 weeks. Much respect, my friend.
Lots of hard work there, but if you're are like me then it's no big deal because you love what you are doing. Looking great!
I am enjoying it - which probably means that I am demented, sick and twisted...Hey, at least I found you guys, so I am not alone!
Sweet action on the deck building there PMC. Having fun is what it is all about. I am glad you are progressing so well on this project. You will know this boat inside and out and that is very valuable!! Congrats and I look forward to your updates![]()
Thanks Glen... Good motivation to have you guys watching along and pushing me... Thanks for stopping by.
Those hatches look super tight... Just a thought but did you account for the thickness of the material you will be wrapping them with if so? Paint prolly would be a big deal i guess.... Carpet/Vinyl maybe an issue... just thinking out loud.. before you seal em up.
Good point. Yes, I have given it some thought. I am not going to do carpet... Probably just a non-skid paint surface... So, I need to shave off some more room for epoxy and paint and also account for the hinges... Speaking of which, I had ordered a bunch of piano hinges off ebay... After 2 weeks of me hounding the seller, she finally emailed yesterday and said she could not find them and they must have been lost. I love it when people sell crap they don't have on ebay!!! Lovely...
At least she promptly refunded my money.
So, the hunt for hinges continues...