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I am building a Squirt and I'm 6', 185 lbs and I fit but not easily. However I'm 70 yrs old and have rods in my back. But I do fit and once in it's pretty comfy. I did find an 11" steering wheel for it to make entry easier. I have seen guys who raised the frame at the helm so that could help you. Ju...

I agree. I've tried it and it's just plain nasty but we know a couple of guys that drink it. And they aren't pretty to watch when they are drinking it

Yep, psycho pretty much nailed it....lol

Now your post make sense to me. I get lost easily.....lol I've gotten to like Fireball now.

The Squirt was my first build and I made mistakes. But they can be fixed. I think the biggest mistake I made was not building the building fram high enough so I could get under her to clean up the epoxy that ran. I'm looking forward to my next and bigger build.

Well Chug, a 350 may be wimpy but when you're living on a small pension a blown big block is kinda out of the question. And the pics that are sideways. Who cares man, she looks good no matter how the pic is laying.....lol

I will probably order the plans for the rampage and the book about Inboard installation before we leave for Mexico in Sept...I think it would be a fun boat with a 350 and i/o drive. At least that's what I'm thinking now

Board #3 getting ready to have her bottom glassed.

Plans for the Squirt are on one page, with a short, I think 2 pages on building and a parts list. If you have any questions Glen L will be more than happy to help you out

The Squirt will be a fun boat. It's my first build and it's been a great learning experience. I hope to start a bigger project as soon as my Squirt gets wet. m

Deck going on!! I have learned so much from this site. Can't thank everyone enough

SUP #3 in progress. This one is cedar and coming out very light. This one is the Malco

Going slowly but getting there. Plan on putting deck on next week. Trailer tires will be downsized but I had them here so they work for now

My first attempt at working with steel. Not fun for an old guy

Appreciate your input Scott. I'm going with the 3" like the plans show. I have another boat that weighs around 3600 lbs. and her trailer is 4" channel. There is flex but she still pulls well. Better safe than sorry..