You should rent this boat to the movie industry! So fantastic. I think a vintage motor or just a vintage motor cover over a modern motor would be cool.
That is such a pretty boat! Congratulations! You look like you are having a really good time as well. I hope the boat is still going strong. Thanks, Tom (from France)
You did a fantastic job on that boat, a real credit to you. I was sort of expecting an in board engine, which kind of goes with that type of design, but I guess it was simpler and more convenient with the outboard. Nevertheless, great work!
Beautiful, very beautiful. This/ your old time skills are a dying(to Fiberglas era) skill. I hope you continue to do more. Take the wife, friends, etc., out for a spin. Hey, life jackets and a pair of oars are a necessity. Really like the title and the way it sets on the boat. Great vlog, thanks for sharing with us landlubbers. Yeah! Mercury way to go!
Beautiful boat, but I've never much cared for seeing outboard motors on runabouts. The contrast between the gorgeous mahogany finish and the dull plastic casing of an outboard is just very striking.
I just came across this it has been my dream to build a boat like years very nice very ,but can I ask why you went with an out board and are the plans available
You should rent this boat to the movie industry! So fantastic. I think a vintage motor or just a vintage motor cover over a modern motor would be cool.
You couldn't ask for better results, from a boat build. Congratulations!👏
Amazing music and narration.
That is such a pretty boat! Congratulations! You look like you are having a really good time as well. I hope the boat is still going strong. Thanks, Tom (from France)
What a beautiful work of art! Thanks for this video!
You did a great job on that man... !
Such a treasure. Pride must be immense in your hearts. Get a lot of looks while it's on the traile from motorists I bet. Congrats and thanks.
That is the most beautiful boat! You're extremely talented, I still have the dream...
You did a fantastic job on that boat, a real credit to you. I was sort of expecting an in board engine, which kind of goes with that type of design, but I guess it was simpler and more convenient with the outboard. Nevertheless, great work!
Beautiful, very beautiful. This/ your old time skills are a dying(to Fiberglas era) skill. I hope you continue to do more. Take the wife, friends, etc., out for a spin. Hey, life jackets and a pair of oars are a necessity. Really like the title and the way it sets on the boat. Great vlog, thanks for sharing with us landlubbers. Yeah! Mercury way to go!
Incredible job! My wife would love one of those!
Beautiful, beautiful job on the boat! (and the video!) Congratulations! pete
Such a beautiful little boat I wish I had the courage to build one
Beautiful boat! You must be very proud !
What a beauty!
Beautiful boat, but I've never much cared for seeing outboard motors on runabouts. The contrast between the gorgeous mahogany finish and the dull plastic casing of an outboard is just very striking.
excelllent work!
excelent, congratulations friends!!!
Damn dude give the rest of us a chance. I think i got a little bit emotional watching that...
nice work, how long is it? what size outboard?
congratulations on job well done
Wow, it’s a beautiful boat..
I just came across this it has been my dream to build a boat like years very nice very ,but can I ask why you went with an out board and are the plans available
Yea... what a cool project
A beautiful boat, but in all of your pictures I can not tell what HP rating the outboard engine is. Let us know!
I see you have three pictures of my Rascal on your ending shot mine is the one on the cover of epoxy Works magazine
What HP and weight or what model is that engine?
It looks like you used the plastic staples. Did they work well?
What horsepower is the mercury??????
It seems a shame to stick that monstrous Outboard on his gorgeous hull!
nice work, but the motor seems much too big. Looks strange, somehow.
John Hawk look up Tower of power. they are really tall.
I bought instruction from Woodprix and I build it very very cheap.
Another 'still photo' video. This is a video site