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Have fun with your new "mistress"! And thanks.for posting all the pictures in your new build thread.
Thanks, its a 25 I was thinking a 15 or 20 would do it. But ended up finding a deal on this one.Cannonball wrote:Looks great. Real clean glass work and sweet motor, is that a 20 or 25?
Thanks, MD yeah having a shop to build in is good in some ways but worst in others IMO. Sanding in an in closed shop verses an outside area is murder. During the day it's seems ten degrees hotter then it is outside the shop. I guess that's due to ventilation. But it comes in handy if it rains. Then again we haven't seen rain in a long time.Mad Dog wrote:Nice work there John. Looks like you have a great place to build in as well. Hang in there and don't be in to much of a rush. Like Mike said, each build takes on a life of its own.
Looking forward to having another Bateau built in the Texas.![]()
MD
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