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Got my Glen-L burgee installed a couple months back, also installed a fire extinguisher and storage clips behind the rear seat for the stern light pole when not in use, I think all that's left to officially call my zip complete is to purchase and install a bilge pump, the wires are already pulled an...

Skip to #26 then revisit it several times throughout the build! That's not cool aid, that's apple pie shine!

There you go Andy...

Yes yes! More zips! I built one, I started as a complete woodworking noob, if i can do it ANYONE can.

Looking good Carl!

Nice work on the cutwater!

Full of fuel and ready for the holiday weekend

Maybe I'm missing something but it looks pretty good to me, that particular area of the hull on my zip is not a straight line from Keel to Chine, rather it is a curve matching the shape of your frame, perhaps I'm not seeing the problem but again it looks great to me. What really helped me in this fa...

Looks excellent!

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Mon Jul 22, 2019 2:20 pm

Youre just going to have to start towing it with the motorcycle!!!

Finally made time to get the Zip in the water a couple days ago.

Looks great Mike!

Looks great Mike!

Here is a link to a video of my Zip with two adults, a teen and two kids aboard, that is roughly 700 lbs. Of humans, I would say that is pushing it in a Zip, it will do it but two to three adults, or two adults and two kids i think is optimal, I was cruising at 26 mph running a Mercury 25hp two stro...

It is turning out beautiful! Great job.