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Carl, if I had the registration numbers I would have been tempted to go today.

If anyone is wondering how I've been able to get so much done lately it's because I lost my job about a month ago. So I am not some kind of super builder jist extra time right now. Carl, it seems like the floor went fast but it took about four hours to finish up and would have taken much longer with...

Big day today. I finally got the floor "finished" with the help of my dad today. We went in and out of the boat about 10 or 15 times with that starboard section. Dad was a big help with that. Once that was dialed in it was almost perfect for the port side so I was just able to trace it out...

Zip ties and black plastic cable clamps where needed. Everything is nicely tucked up under the carlings.

Congrats! That's a huge milestone! The other half is a lot of fun.

Bill, just finishing up as much of the electrical as I can, installing deck hardware and putting a coat of epoxy on the coamings.

Welcome back! Glad you are feeling better and working on your little project again.

Craig! Good to see the Sea Knight again. Looking great!

How are you doing your other longitudinals? Full lenth pieces?

Welcome Stephen! Sounds like you've already got most of the woodworking skills needed to do the job. Fairing will be new but we've all been there. The zip is a great choice and a proven design. The only thing potential downside is that it is designed as a 15" transom and modern (non-portable) m...

This just highlights to me (once again) how ridiculous a most of the "Personal Watercraft" have gotten these days when you can have that much fun with 25hp.

That'll get your heart pumping!

Awesome! Good luck with the flip!

Wow I responded before the rest of your pictures posted. Looking awesome! If you build a motorwell like this: http://www.glen-l.com/modifying-the-mot ... all-boats/ then there should be no need to add extra knees.

MarkNJ put a pulley steering system in his zip. The Seastar systems are reliable and safe. They come with a black plastic bezel to cover the large hole but a person could turn something out of some nice wood to dress it up. If I ever get a lathe I think that will be my first project.