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Nice little CC, good luck with her!

Thanks! I have to update my photos! Much has happened since the last time I documented... Seat boxes have lids, working on rewiring batts under the seat boxes. Adding under gunnel led lighting. Fold down transom bench seat. Radar arch with spreaders, spotlight and NAv light. More to come friendo!

montauk after the storm... http://www.wellcraftv20.com/community/picture.php?albumid=120&pictureid=888

we are getting it tonight into tomorrow... hoping for some surf sometime tomorrow, north bar, Montauk point! stay dry kiddies!

mind if I add my 2 cents??? Great motor you got there! built like a tank but it burns just as much fuel, keep an eye on your fuel gauge and enjoy the rude. aside from the motor def spend a few minutes learning the basic rules and etiquette on the water if you havent already. also work on your...

A few details left to finish up but I'm getting real close! still need seat hatches and battery storage hatches made up. gonna have white pleated vinyl over rear seat hatches.

Swiftly chipping away at our constitution! Keep an eye on your 1st, 2nd, every amendment. These guys are crafty and are working hard to kill our freedoms. The founders designed the constitution so that our government would always know who the boss really is. Sad times. Vote em out in November or...

Badass...:clap:

sounds good. I built the boxes to be just high enough to store the batteries in. 12" high and the seat riser adds enough height for me to sit comfy and still see. the seat is set perfectly to act as a leaning post when standing underway. I took inspiration from bertram, blackfin and grady on the...

would love to go but I spent all my time and $ on the V and not my crappy, undersize trailer. dunno if i trust my trailer to make the trip, it has seen better days

i would leave the edges of the glass hanging so after everything cured I could zip off the scrap and sand. also watch for drips, wipe them before they cure or else you will become real friendly with that sander...

yep, glass over wood followed by gelcoat. if you are careful with the glass then sanding can be kept to a minimum. a dremel and palm sander are both handy tools to have for this project. i also used kitty hair and marine bondo to fix any imperfections and strengthen spots that needed it.

I recently went from a 140 to a 225. what a difference! you don't need every bit of that power but its nice to know you have it. open her up on a glassy day and enjoy getting your hat blown off! welcome to the site