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Athens is 4 hours from me, and she is northeast of that.
Pm me later in the week, as my weekend work schedule firms up.
Is it impounded by the police at this point?

the vertical grain, or, quarter sawn are very close.
But, there is more than good looks that go along with that.
The vertical grain will saw straighter, stay straighter, work better, bends more consistent, won't bind the saw blade, etc., etc.
Besides all that, it looks good too.

yeah, done that.
cleaned out the garage of old stuff and come across a drill jig, or, tool, and then wonder what it was......
find a repair on something, something you know nobody else was around. but you can't quite remember.

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Fri Nov 09, 2018 7:00 pm

That looks incredible. I wouldn't worry about the variability in the color of the planks. It's just the way wood is.

I'm onboard with that also.
it looks like you already got the wood grain to 'pop' and this is only a computer pic.
I would like to see that up close and at the Gathering.

Hello, I'm new to this forum. I'm in the planning stage for my cracker box. I'm looking for anyone willing to give advice on putting a 302 ford in my boat and transmission information. This is a first for me. Looking forward to the adventure! Bryan64 Advise?? Git'er Done !! there is some discussion...

Neel, What genre of instrument panel are you looking to do? Old school guages, or modern? I ask because you already mention some electrical items, thrusters, hatches. If you go with modern instrument, it is possible to have a single LCD display that does engine guages and/or GPS like a touch screen ...

I would not rule out a spun hub.
Do you have another prop, be it correct pitch or not, to compare it to?

Maybe I'm old-school, maybe I'm expecting immediate results, But I have to ask why do guys take a set of plans, and then, try to interject them onto CNC, CAD, or any numerous computer program??? My gosh, the time it takes you to input all the info, then twiddle with it, then fret about it, then cut ...

Well, one thing I have found out, is that you can get different amount of curves, depending on the type of wood you are bending around the chines & sheers. Example: the sheers up front have the most amount of curve in them, therefore, if you bend a solid piece of oak, vs a laminate of layers of maho...

Hi, glad to see someone build one of the 'go-fasts'. The majority of builds here are the small outboards & the tumblehome mahogany runabouts, yes the Bolero and other of the 'cigarette style' are not well represented. They have been built, but just not as many as the others, there are pictures in th...

here you go,,, here is proper trim,,,,,, the least wetted surface,,,,,,,,,


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UEETjztLqI&t=15s

Winterization is just a easy dumb way of replacing manifolds, motor blocks, water pumps, et. al.

I had that issue and found the throttle return spring was bad. replaced the spring, adjusted the idle, and all was well.

you can read my post in the archive newsletter #56. I converted a 3.0L to a velvet drive, it uses most all the same chevy parts. you can do the same with the V6. your V6 will be easier than my 4cyl project, you can get all the motor mounts for that http://www.glen-l.com/weblettr/webletters-7/weblett...

Looks like we need a new main topic header for Gathering 2019. It wouldn't let me make one..... I think it is a search engine thing,,,,,,,,,, If a new guy searched this site for "g-13" he would get this topic, but, if the new guy searched "gathering 2019" he would get nothing. G-13 and Gathering 20...