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Yes, it is. I restored it back in 2008-09. I'm just exploring the new site now. It broke my heart to see that Joe passed away in November.

UV Fuel Dye: Add a UV-reactive fuel dye (available at marine supply stores) to the tank. Use a UV flashlight to detect leaks. Pressure Test (If Safe and Practical) Pressure Test (If Safe and Practical) Seal the Tank: Disconnect the fuel line and plug the tank's outlets temporarily...

Just so you guys know I am toying with an idea for the V, post like this gets me motivated :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wb3yu2hPYoQ

1984 V20, Powered by a V6 135 HP Etec HO https://photos.app.goo.gl/V4oFb9VS6F3tNGqL6

Awesome work.

:clap::clap::clap::clap: Excellent, now enjoy that Boat :love:

Here in Florida if you don't ice the resin you are in trouble.:clap:

:clap: Very nice work.

:clap: :love: Awesome job, my next project on my V :sun:

Thank you, Sir, I gained lots of experience working with the various products and it all came together in my driveway. I am currently working on 1995 18 ' Kenner, I have the entire deck pulled and will be replaced with 1/2 inch Coosa wrapped with glass and finished with Gel Coat or some new...

:clap: Excellent work.

I used https://www.merrittsupply.com/product/arjay-6011-pourable-transom-compound/ Description ARJAY 6011 CERAMIC POURABLE TRANSOM COMPOUND ***8211; Since 1995, Arjay***8217;s Ceramic Pourable Compound is Over 50,000 Transoms Strong***8230;and Growing. Boat manufacturing processes have improved...

LMAO :clap:

:clap: That is going to be one fine-looking and solid V when you are done. My V I remove the outside skin and poured it with Arjay, the 'curve or angles" on my transom is still factory, One day I will remove the cap and do restoration like yours, at the same time it is going to go from a Cuddy...

In Miami, it is called a "prized catch" or Dolphin on board :)

Awesome video, check out the V doing its thing in the video @ 8:53 to be exact. https://youtu.be/YJgFc8TCnVI:love:

Thanks for posting, an awesome piece of history, good to know. :clap: