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I'm down for that. I'll race you out there LOL!

It's funny you ask. The ride is very similar to a V20. The bow has a good flair and it sheds water very good. Although in a beam sea it can be wet, just like a V20. If I hadn't done so much work to my boat I would keep this one for myself. My father bought it brand new back in '88. I cleaned it...

I figure we'll be down there sometime between 12 and 1. I usually anchor up toward the north end in pretty close to land.

less than a week to go. So who is in and who is out?

I would think that they will give you a computer. I don't deal with etec's but I know Merc and Yamaha take care of their customers. I replaced a f350 powerhead that had a freeze crack in the head due to poor drainage. The motor was 3 years out of warranty. Yamaha sent a new short block and heads...

Great work Keith! That thing should really rip with that 3 litre Merc. Looking forward to seeing it next week.

#11 Anywhere between Manasquan and Barnegat inlets

I got this boat from my dad. It was kind of repayment for building his v20. I cleaned it up and now I'm gonna sell it. All it needs is electronics and a new owner. http://jerseyshore.craigslist.org/boa/4532903817.html

Congrats on an excellent choice of motor. My 225 opti is about to turn 1200 hours. It is a 3 liter. Definitely run dfi oil. It's not that much more money than the other stuff. I think you will be very suprised with a motor that has that much balls and still is that good on gas. I know I still...

oh yeah. Very kayak friendly. Google Island beach state park. That's what Tice's is part of.

The only day in july that would be good for me would be the 19th. Unless we go into August. Then I have a few more days to go.

I used a Moeller tank in my boat. 55 gallons and it fit right in place of the old one. http://www.wellcraftv20.com/community/showthread.php?t=13214&page=5

I tested out a few different 21's. They didn't offer that much more performance for me to go out and buy one. Since I got the Rev 4 for free I'm gonna stick with that. I ran the boat on Friday in a little chop and got 56 mph with a full tank of fuel and trimmed all the way up. I'm pretty happy...

LOL! Oh man I don't know.

I put my drains out the side. I used inline check valves that TH Marine makes. It works pretty good except about once a year I have to disassemble the check valves and clean out all the dog hair that gets in there and clogs it up. If you don't have a dog it will work pretty good.

You've got mail.

That's some good looking glass work. I'm glad to see you're still making progress.

Thanks guys. Vic, I used two coats on Interdeck by Interlux. Keith, We sea trialed the boat as you see it. It ran better than I expected. I used a Merc Enertia prop. I have my motor mounted one hole shy of all the way up. No problems with cavitation. The Rev 4 prop holds water like a champ.

You have a good eye. It is a 1978.

Lol! I pretty sure my father will probably own this boat for the rest of his life.