I just noticed some screws in your rigging hose at the adapters. That to keep the hose from coming off? I might need to do that on the motor side of my boat and never thought of doing that.

Can't wait to see this come together.

That motor look perfect on there! This thing look amazing! Great job Ron!

Oh yeah, them cleats look pretty slick. Not a bad price at all. I have one of these on my Vulture and really like it but it cost over double for the one than you paid for all 4 of them.

https://www.hardin-marine.com/p-14165-stainless-steel-pop-up-cleats.aspx

I can't believe that trailer is almost 900 pounds. That's crazy. I cant wait to see the interior come together.

I wish more people would come check this out. You can't keep a build/resto organized like this on social media.

That windshield looks amazing on there! You're cooking right along.

I have never built or used a jig for any of my boats but with the cap on there shouldnt be much movement in the hull side to side but if the core is junk I could see the bottom flexing but that should stiffen up in the jig.

Pourable transoms just arent a good high performance item. If it was, everyone would be using them from the factory. Weight is a thing too. A wood or composite transom will weigh less. That stuff is good for your little fishing boat or something. I personally wouldnt trust that stuff at 70+ mph. As ...

That windshield fits amazing and looks great! Very nice!!! Coming along great.

SEACAST...... NO NO NO NO NO NO NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That garbage should never be used, especially in a high performance application. If you do decide to use it, never tell anyone you did and never sell the boat.

Just a heads up. lol