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So I will plan on ordering the 1.23:1 right hand spin. Thx! JT

Can I get some engine and transmission advice? These are dumb questions but I don't want to screw up this engine purchase LOL. I am not an engine guy and I'm going out on a limb here ! I decided to go with the PCM 6.0 L. My rudder is placed about an inch to the port side. I have a star board Helm. D...

Decided to use 14g steel to support the ski pylon. It seems a bit blasphemous to put so much steel in my otherwise wooden boat, but it seemed like the most efficient and strongest way to do it in a confined space. I'm glad it will be buried in the stern behind the fuel tank so I will never have to s...

Does anyone else out there feel like the boat they are building should just be cut up for firewood when compared to Skips masterpiece? That's what I'm thinking with my Monte Carlo! Strong work Skip!
-JT

Welcome Back! Git r done!

Deck framing pretty much complete. Measure, measure, measure, measure, measure...drill holes. Decided on Faria gauges because I wanted the GPS speedometer to avoid another hole in the hull and hopefully better reliability.

Got the dash on. Starting to look like it may be functional some day. next step is having a trailer built and deciding on an engine!

Looks great!

Am I the only idiot who placed a million screws/nails in the sanding/planing zone?

Pushed it out of the garage to do some sanding and keep the sawdust outside. First time seeing the sun

Strong work and a beautiful boat!

flipped!

Only had a few inches to spare in front and back

Flip now complete. (more like a roll lol) No casualties.
Stared at it for an hour today not knowing where to start. Goal for last 3 years has been to get it to this point so haven't given much thought to the game plan going forward. Looks bigger right side up!

Dollies done. About $100 in lumber and 4 harbor freight 1000lb furniture dollies.
Now the flipping engineering begins. Leaning towards the jamundsen method.