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Thanks for all of the comments. I decided to go with the Monaco and the utility option. I received the plans yesterday and have been studying them without sleep since. Even for an experienced wood worker and furniture maker, this looks very complicated and intimidating. I'm sure everyone will be see...

I am an experienced woodworker and furniture maker but never built a boat before. The group of people that are willing to help a complete novice, such as myself, is amazing. Thanks for all of the suggestions/comments. Off the immediate subject. - WOW. I just received by Monaco plans and am flabberga...

Monaco Build - My lumber supplier said that he will receive the mahogany wood for my frames in 1 1/4" plus thickness which will plane down to 1 1/8" actual thickness. He can make it 1" but as he said, I'm paying for it whether it ends up in sawdust or as usefull lumber. Question - Can I use 1 1/8" t...

Thanks for the help. That's exactly what I needed know. Today I found my local source for all of the wood needed for the project so I have convinced myself to do the project. Thanks again.

I am considering building the 19' Monaco and a trailer for it. Two part question: 1. Based on the design of inboard motor, it seems to me that the trailer for it must be custom made to accept the drop down rudder and prop. In other words, do the trailer plans that are available for purchase work for...

I am considering building the 19' Monaco and am intrigued with the Utility Supplement that is available to add more room. Does anyone have any experience with this option? Does anyone have any photos of a completed boat using this option?