I was ashamed to even take pictures of the finish when I first got it. It's coming around though. I've brought the exterior back to life witha lot of elbow grease, added carpet with trim, trolling motor, gauges, steering wheel, windshield, electronics, wheels, 3 bank charger, prop, paint and decals on the motor which btw is a modified 2.5 and a lot of other things. Here are some pics.
Modified by wareagle24 at 9:59 PM 12/17/2009
Nice job looks great I wanna do mine no guts yet
looks awesome!!!I like those wheels...C&O??
Joe Galada - Tamaqua, PA
2004 Ranger 521VX - Yamaha 250 SHO
The wheels came from Custom Hitch from Florida. We bought a new ProCraft back in '05 that had these wheels on them and I've liked them ever since.
great job,guess you are pretty proud of it !!
I want our country back !!!
That's a GREAT job, looks awsome!!
great job. Looks like a new boat
Looks great. You should be proud.
Kudos to you....did a great job!!! Looks like a new boat!!!!
Just can't leave well enough alone!!
98 Stratos 273 w/ 150 Faststrike
Yep, looks like a new boat to me. Congrats!!!....
Modified \'92 Procraft 170 Combo/\'97 Johnson 130<U></U>
looks great..nice job!
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Very nice!!!!!love them bees!!!
God bless,
Stephen
I saw your pictures, wow, lot of work, but what got my attention was the rod box, can you tell me how many holes are made into the locker to accept the rods, it looks as if there is twelve, maybe I am wrong. and how big are the holes, I am going to build up my lockers with something like that. right now, I just have one big hole to lay my rods into. I was told to use golf club tubes but they seem to be too small, what do you think?
Mine will hold 15 rods. I used a thick cutting board from Target and used 1 1/8" pvc flanged tailpieces for a sink drain for the rod tubes. They are only 6" long but that's how I wanted them. I will try to post pictures of both ends to give you an idea on what I done.
is there any way you can shoot a couple of pictures (each end) of your rod box to me, I will take any suggestions My email is dgronau1@ec.rr.com thanks for the idea Dean
No problem. In fact, I will post them on here as well for others to see if they are interested.
I used a piece of cardboard to mock up the rod holder. I then measured it out to get the maxium amount of holes on the end that the tips go in. On the end that the handles go in you can see that I cut openings to give me as much room as possible for the handles. For the top 4 spots I had to mount the flanges this way to hold the rods because there was a little storage box behind that area. Hope this helps!
Thanks, this helps a lot, now that I got a good idea, I can do mine thanks again
dean
I've still got a few things too add like gas shocks on all the lids and I'm going to update the electronics again before spring with Hummingbird color GPS units.
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