Oh my pod. Abandoned 24 Zeta command bridge.

[Yachtboi]

About 3 years ago I dragged this thing home. It was full of water and left for dead.
Theres no going back now, will I launch this summer!? #zetagang

 

[Maxpri]

That’ll be fun! Will you launch this summer? Absolutely not! But who cares working on it is most of the fun anyway.

 

[Yachtboi]

That’ll be fun! Will you launch this summer? Absolutely not! But who cares working on it is most of the fun anyway.

Ive been at it for a couple off seasons now and it has been a really fun project. The image above was how I found it, full of water and bees, a craked windshield. I had zero experience going in and learned a tremendous amount. I will post some somewhat "finished" pictures in the near future. If theres an apetite for it, maybe ill go deep and share all the steps it took. That may trigger me though, If i have to relive it .

 

[zurk]

jeez. i have enough work to do on a brand new boat. cant imagine old ones.
takes me 1.5 years on a brand new from the factory boat. probably 20 years on an old one. lol.

 

[Sttr]

Ive been at it for a couple off seasons now and it has been a really fun project. The image above was how I found it, full of water and bees, a craked windshield. I had zero experience going in and learned a tremendous amount. I will post some somewhat "finished" pictures in the near future. If theres an apetite for it, maybe ill go deep and share all the steps it took. That may trigger me though, If i have to relive it .

Oh man, and here I thought I was going to enjoy a build thread. Congrats! Let’s see some pics! You can’t tease us like that!!!

 

[sly_karma]

I have the occasional coulda/woulda/shoulda moment over the Zeta 19 I missed out on a couple years ago. Great hulls. Please put some pictures up of the journey with your 24.

 

[Dorman Point]

I have an old 24 (no fly bridge), so I’ll be very curious to see this project and the (near?) end result.