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Building A Goliath By Ed Davis

Building A Goliath By Ed Davis

Posted by Edwin Davis on Sep 3rd 2019

Being New to the Glen-L Family I guess I should start with how I came to this point of life. Some where in the South Pacific on a Navy ship around 1965 I found a Glen-L Ad for plans in a magazi … read more
Malahini Boat Build By Elio Ascenzo- Stage 6

Malahini Boat Build By Elio Ascenzo- Stage 6

Posted by Elio Ascenzo on Aug 27th 2019

In this stage of building the Glen-L Malahini, I focused on the hardware, trailer set up, sign writing and registration for the boat. I also decided to add carpet to the floor. … read more
Riviera by Mike Yelverton

Riviera by Mike Yelverton

Posted by Mike Yelverton on Aug 26th 2019

Building the Riviera was a very long journey. You will find pictures in my Gallery that show it starting a long while back. It took two phases. Phase one, in the first home and shop took me to the co … read more
Malahini Boat Build By Elio Ascenzo- Stage 5

Malahini Boat Build By Elio Ascenzo- Stage 5

Posted by Elio Ascenzo on Aug 22nd 2019

During this stage of building the Glen-L Malahini, I sanded the timber back, applied 4 coats of epoxy and then applied paint and clear finish. I decided to go for a blue stripe in the middle of the bo … read more
Malahini Boat Build By Elio Ascenzo- Stage 4

Malahini Boat Build By Elio Ascenzo- Stage 4

Posted by Elio Ascenzo on Aug 20th 2019

In the fourth stage of building the Glen-L Malahini, the boat was flipped and all the framework for the internal parts of the boat were made. The seats were made out of Kauri and Mahogany veneer. I ma … read more
Malahini Boat Build By Elio Ascenzo- Stage 3

Malahini Boat Build By Elio Ascenzo- Stage 3

Posted by Elio Ascenzo on Aug 15th 2019

In the third stage of the Glen-L Malahini build, I added fibre glass cloth to the base of the boat and also to the sides where the joints were. I then moved on to paint the bottom of the boat and want … read more