does Basscat have a restoration service?

[bob o]

the title says most of my question.

or will i need to find a independent party to help? My 96 PII needs a lot of work in the up coming year or two

[mike464]

One of the guys at the plant has his own business, but I can't remember his name.

[lamoon78]

I think it’s Richard he done my Atlas at his house

[jcdogfish]

Glass work? Garry Wright

[ChuckTR21]

Gary Wright, Wright Way Boat Repair. He's the man.

[Aruss1984]

Yes he is. Did some work for me and did a great job

Gary Wright, Wright Way Boat Repair. He's the man.

[jcdogfish]

the title says most of my question.

or will i need to find a independent party to help? My 96 PII needs a lot of work in the up coming year or two

Unless you have an attachment to that particular boat, I would think it may be better to find a newer one, all fiberglass. A "lot of work" is not going to come cheap if you get a shop to do all the work. You can get a newer one and transfer the lifetime warranty. Garry did 2 boats for me, both wrecked. One he repaired I ran for almost 10 years after and when I sold it it did not even have a stress crack on it and still could not tell the boat was repaired. Glass was still perfect. So when I hit a stump bad with the next one there was no doubt where it was going for repair.

[lakebouef5]

Unless you have an attachment to that particular boat, I would think it may be better to find a newer one, all fiberglass. A "lot of work" is not going to come cheap if you get a shop to do all the work. You can get a newer one and transfer the lifetime warranty. Garry did 2 boats for me, both wrecked. One he repaired I ran for almost 10 years after and when I sold it it did not even have a stress crack on it and still could not tell the boat was repaired. Glass was still perfect. So when I hit a stump bad with the next one there was no doubt where it was going for repair.

Yes...you are rough on equipment.....

[jcdogfish]

Yes...you are rough on equipment.....

Only rough on new ones. Every time I get a new one I crack it up. After that it's good to go.

[bob o]

yea, i had to read this a couple times to find out your busting up new stuff

Unless you have an attachment to that particular boat, I would think it may be better to find a newer one, all fiberglass. A "lot of work" is not going to come cheap if you get a shop to do all the work. You can get a newer one and transfer the lifetime warranty. Garry did 2 boats for me, both wrecked. One he repaired I ran for almost 10 years after and when I sold it it did not even have a stress crack on it and still could not tell the boat was repaired. Glass was still perfect. So when I hit a stump bad with the next one there was no doubt where it was going for repair.