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Please send your photos as attached jpegs to John@Glen-L.com so we can put together a photo gallery showcasing your event on the Glen-L home page where 10's of thousands of folks will then be able to see the great event you put together.

Thank you!

Please send your photos as attached jpegs to John@Glen-L.com so we can put together a photo gallery showcasing your event on the Glen-L home page where 10's of thousands of folks will then be able to see the great event you put together.

Thank you!

Please send your photos as attached jpegs to John@Glen-L.com so we can put together a photo gallery showcasing your event on the Glen-L home page where 10's of thousands of folks will then be able to see the great event you put together.

Thank you!

Please send your photos as attached jpegs to John@Glen-L.com so we can put together a photo gallery showcasing your event on the Glen-L home page where 10's of thousands of folks will then be able to see the great event you put together.

Thank you!

Please send your photos as attached jpegs to John@Glen-L.com so we can put together a photo gallery showcasing your event on the Glen-L home page where 10's of thousands of folks will then be able to see the great event you put together.

Thank you!

Hello to all, I am currently inquiring about the Texas Scooter plans, not that there is anything wrong with wood lam it's just that it don't agree with oyster reefs if you know what I mean. I live in LA and fish a lot of back waters and bayous. I would like any comments you might have before beginn...

Bergy wrote:Ken, I am planning on bringing a 'log' (1/6) of local brew. Naughty Nurse or Old Yankee. What would be your pleasure?

Well, Gayle and I can't be there this year, but for what it's worth I've always been MUCH more attracted to Naughty Nurses than to Old Yankees....

Welcome aboard. If/when you do get in a position to start your build, drop in the forum. There are a number of good suppliers within an hours drive of your general location where you can get wood, epoxy, cloth, fasteners etc - everything you could possibly need. And don't forget that Glen-L has all...

specialk wrote:A cup holder... that would be a must...and I was thinking, maybe one of those bolt on rod holders...!

Well, the Glen-L version of this will be sure to have provision for a small kegerator....only the best for our builders!

Yes, I've been kicking around the idea of building a Factory Five car as well....my old Pontiac is on it's last legs and I need something else to drive that is sporty and FAST....and I'm not sure that my dream of finding "the right" 1968 GTO will ever come true. Of course, first Gayle and I have to ...

Micah, Great that you're posting here in the Forum. Why don't you add all your build photos to the Customer Photo Galleries on our website? That's where most folks go to see photos of the boats people are building/enjoying... It's really quite easy; just see the instructions at http://www.glen-l.com...

Bob, I moved your post to the "Wood and Plywood" section of the Forum where folks are much more likely to see your post and respond. The "Glen-L Announcements" area is for the use of Glen-L Marine Designs to post information we believe will be new and interesting to our builders. Thanks for understa...