Thanks Shine. You guys and this site in general were a Huge help getting to this point !!
Still seems like an endless list of things to finish to get back on the water, but I'm getting there.
1984 Wind River Challenger
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Re: 1984 Wind River Challenger
G'day Eric, sorry I forgot to reply. The boat is looking awesome, I thought for sure you were going to tell me the kiwigrip was the cream, thats why I asked as I am considering it for myself, but I can see in the last photo you took it shows grey, the flash tricked me.
Mick
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Re: 1984 Wind River Challenger
Finally dropped the boat in the water this weekend. I still have some work to do to finish up the teak, and mount the push pole holders, but other than that she's pretty much finished. Thanks again to everyone here for the great information!!
Wiring's a pain...or was it installing the trolling motor. Either way, not fun.

Getting ready to launch.

It floats!!

We have forward motion.

We made it back




Wiring's a pain...or was it installing the trolling motor. Either way, not fun.

Getting ready to launch.

It floats!!

We have forward motion.

We made it back




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Re: 1984 Wind River Challenger
Very sharp 

Previous builds: FL14, NC16, and others...
Current build: FL14 (+10%)
Current build: FL14 (+10%)
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Re: 1984 Wind River Challenger
Nicely done!
Re: 1984 Wind River Challenger
Awesome job
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