Mr. E Boat

  Dalton has been busy. Glassing over everything up top.  Window frames are being reinforced with bi-axial mat and resin.  Pretty soon the entire outside will be done this way.  Will be stronger than any other boat on the water. lol. 

Dalton has been very busy. The refrigerator has been mounted. The bed area has been shored up. The rear bench seat is now in place and secured. Things are really starting to take shape now. Soon there will be a sink to go with the refrigerator and microwave with be mounted and a small portable stove will be used for cooking.  

Dalton got to poking around and discovered quite a few imperfections in the prior work that needed to be corrected. This has been quite a setback and is taking a lot to time and money to fix but it has to be done correctly.

This is an electric jack plate capable of adjusting the motor height 6 inches  while underway. Finally got it installed and looking good.

  Here is the V Berth taking shape. There will be storage under these beds.  Blue and white cushions on top. Dalton is really doing a bang up job. 

Rear seat frame now installed around gas tank access openings for battery and storage cut. Will have a hinged seat back with removeable cushions top and bottom. Inside the cabin framing has been started for the V berth. Will have lift up surface wood for storage all around. Here are photos of the intrepid boat builder Dalton and his faith companion Luka. Ever seen a husky with those colors before? Neat eye coloring as well. Very cool. 

  Had Marty's Racecars turn the prop spacer and thrust washer to fit a small ear Mercury chopper prop. I had to drill out some splines to make the chopper fit an OMC. Nose cone has been fitted the lower unit and skeg dressed. Currently working on the cosmetic restoration for the motor.