That looks really sharp - nicely done!Hi Hannes, this is what i did with my 23 Hourston interior.Have fun with your rebuild and post lots of pics.
Nice to see that Corey's old boat will be back on the water. We bought and podded his 20' Double Eagle just before he died. He seemed like a really neat guy with a passion for boating and the west coast.The boat came from a fella in Port Alberni that had passed. His wife sold me the boat.
Brian ya can't just tease like that with the podding of the 20' Double Eagle, pics ??Nice to see that Corey's old boat will be back on the water. We bought and podded his 20' Double Eagle just before he died. He seemed like a really neat guy with a passion for boating and the west coast.
We had a build thread going on here a year and a half ago when my son and I did the project. I'm not sure if the pics got lost in the system upgrade or not.Brian ya can't just tease like that with the podding of the 20' Double Eagle, pics ??
The HO version of that motor must be close to 350hp?
I think that all of the 300's are HO's not by name but because they put out nearly 330HP! You will not regret that motor purchase. It'll go like a rocket...The HO version of that motor must be close to 350hp?
What program are you using for design? That looks handy...Demolition time! Dad got into it today... Rob did up the plan for what's going in.. eventually. Does anyone have experience building with king starboard? Apart from it being heavy, seems like a nice solution, no finishing required. Any tips on layout that jumps out to anyone?![]()
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Which Industrial Plastics? I googled them and there are a few with similar names.Industrial Plastics will custom design anything you want for Starboard. I had them do my dash area for my two GPS units on my boat. They mill it shape it just like a c&c machine for metal. Give them the design and they’ll do it.
Which Industrial Plastics? I googled them and there are a few with similar names.