I have another thread that started with our dismantling the boat but it lost interest and meandered a bit. For those who are curious I'll include some links to a gallery with 300 photos showing the play by play of deck and stringer removal along with this gallery of the boat complete...
1988 Wellcraft V20 Center Console completed
280+ images of death, destruction and rebirth
Hit me if you have any questions about what we did or what you are dealing with...we learned a lot. There is no perfect answer in boat repair...many things work.
We started with a good transom and hull on double axle aluminum trailer with a questionable 1991 Yamaha 225TXRP for $2200...the trailer was worth what we paid for everything. New bulkheads, stringers, floors, glass and Durabak coating. If we were smart we would have parted everything out and made money but we wanted our first center console (buddy and me) for me to take the family to the sand bar and for him to fish Walleye/Perch.
We got about $7000 in the project in materials including about $2000 in graphics and new vinyl including a 3" pad for the "women folk" up front. Also about $500 in parts to bring the Yama back to life...it screams. All wood (teak) was left over from floor I never put in my Tiara 3100 Convertible.
Had it up to 48mph on the bay with 3 on board and a 17" prop...I'm quiet sure it would do 55mph+ with the right prop but it does start to walk abit!
Shawn
Marblehead, Oh
1988 Wellcraft V20 Center Console completed
280+ images of death, destruction and rebirth
Hit me if you have any questions about what we did or what you are dealing with...we learned a lot. There is no perfect answer in boat repair...many things work.
We started with a good transom and hull on double axle aluminum trailer with a questionable 1991 Yamaha 225TXRP for $2200...the trailer was worth what we paid for everything. New bulkheads, stringers, floors, glass and Durabak coating. If we were smart we would have parted everything out and made money but we wanted our first center console (buddy and me) for me to take the family to the sand bar and for him to fish Walleye/Perch.
We got about $7000 in the project in materials including about $2000 in graphics and new vinyl including a 3" pad for the "women folk" up front. Also about $500 in parts to bring the Yama back to life...it screams. All wood (teak) was left over from floor I never put in my Tiara 3100 Convertible.
Had it up to 48mph on the bay with 3 on board and a 17" prop...I'm quiet sure it would do 55mph+ with the right prop but it does start to walk abit!
Shawn
Marblehead, Oh
