Check Out My Boat Thread, 1962 Boston Whaler Refit (Picture Heavy) in Boating Discussion; Barrett,
That is one cool looking Whaler. I enjoyed reading about the project and seeing each step of the project.
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Oct-07-2009, 08:59 PM
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#25 | | Registered User
Name: Doug Vazquez Age: 52 Vessel: Boston Whaler Outrage 22 Location: Shelton, Washington Job:Construction Superintendent Bio: Gotta Fish!
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Barrett,
That is one cool looking Whaler. I enjoyed reading about the project and seeing each step of the project.
I owned a Sakonnet for 15 years. They are great boats. You'll have a ton of fun with that boat.
Doug
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Oct-07-2009, 09:25 PM
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#26 | | Captain
Name: Mike Vessel: Kencraft CC Location: San Diego Job:what job Bio: Mystery fisherman!
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| Awesome!!
I stumbled across these pictures being uploaded by accident last night and sent Barrett a PM telling him to hurry up and post the story.
What a cool project..... that thing came out unbelievable!!!
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Oct-07-2009, 09:40 PM
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#27 | | Iron Sheik
Name: Alex Vessel: Parker 1801 Location: SD Job:$
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cherry
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Oct-07-2009, 11:32 PM
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#28 | | CAPTAIN
Name: Erol Age: 41 Vessel: 2006 Parker 2120 Location: So Cal Job:Got one
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Wish my dad was that cool when I was growing up to spend all that time on a big project like that. The final boat came out nice and going with a lighter engine was a better idea. P.S what was up with the Yamaha sticker being backwards.
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Oct-08-2009, 12:02 AM
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#29 | | KING OF ALL MODS
Name: Alan Ruud Age: 46 Vessel: Small & Fast Location: Across the street Job:Crisis Counselor Bio: I fish more than you.
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I find it hard to believe that it is the same boat after seeing the before and after photos. You all did a great job and I am sure she'll be real fishy.
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Oct-08-2009, 05:14 PM
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#30 | | Captain
Name: Travis Age: 28 Vessel: 1981 20' Skippy Open "Front Page" Location: Long Beach Job:Skipjack Mafia
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awesome work! i wish i had the patience that you do that thing is perfect
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Oct-08-2009, 08:09 PM
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#31 | | Registered User
Name: Jeff Vessel: Hopefully running this summer. Location: Newport Beach Job:Fishing
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nice boat, should have gone with the 90
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Oct-08-2009, 09:27 PM
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#32 | | Matt
Name: PhAT Matt Age: 44 Vessel: 225 Edgewater Location: San Clemente Job:Chief Slacker
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Insane!!!! Want to work on my montauk?
Matty
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Oct-19-2009, 04:27 PM
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#33 | | Master of Nothing
Name: That Guy Age: 36 Vessel: World Cat 270EC Location: San Diego Job:Internet Dork
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I just saw this!
Sick work Jr.
I'm proud of ya.
Damn she is smooth....
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Oct-19-2009, 05:51 PM
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#34 | | ARCH Broker & Developer
Name: Rory Hughes Vessel: ho, ho , ho Location: Costa Mesa, CA Job:9% cash returns + X = 27% in 2009 in ARCH I. Bio: Broker, Banker, ARCH Developer, fisherman, boater, sportsman, familyman
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| Sweet Whaler..
Newport Harbor is the place to find great deals on Whalers. I have found several there that needed some tlc but were worth the time and work to make it happen.
I would love a shop like that to create fiberglass marvels.
You guys did wonders with that project. Congrats on your accomplishments.
Have fun tooling around and catching fish in your new rig.
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Oct-20-2009, 11:47 AM
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#35 | | Friend to the Friendless
Name: Beence, Beans, Vince, whatever Age: 40 Vessel: noun, Something you spend A LOT of money on; a money pit Location: Squaremont Job:staying below the radar screen Bio: I've got my dick in a box.
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Originally Posted by gatothecat  Well done, she looks beautiful.... |
I second that emotion.
The skiff came out pretty good too 
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Oct-20-2009, 02:10 PM
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#36 | | Captain
Name: Skip Vessel: Grady White 248 Voyager - Twin Suzuki's Location: Inland SD Job:Fiberglass repair and fabrication.
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That came out REALLY nice man.
A ton of work. Great job!
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