Floozie update pics

[videoguy]

W ell things have been coming along just fine on Floozie . We just got the mahogany transom in place .
And I have to admit it felt good to be working mahogany and ,countersunk screws and bungs again instead of plywood and epoxy. http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid34/p982e8ef91e8a6520a62d8a1add5898b2/fd382458.jpg But now the fun begins again were getting ready to start
Covering the hull . I just got 38 yards of 10oz glasscloth and 5 gallons epoxy LET THE FUN BEGIN
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid34/p272b3ec8747be9567863bb50cd6cca3f/fd38245a.jpg Actually it’s not to bad I have been working on it for about a week now doing 12 foot sections at a time
And it is going very well . the skegs in the photo are not attached yet they need to be remade they are to big
And when I cut them out thy warped . Can’t have Floozie running in circles now can we. I hope in
The next update we have shots of Floozie being flipped over . I’m not to sure how I’m going to do it
Yet but I’m looking forward to it ……………..Phil

[ 10-05-2002, 08:17 AM: Message edited by: videoguy ]

[Concordia..41]

Nice to see progress, these types of posts are why I look it the forum. Good job and keep up the good work and post often. Margo and I like to see work in progress. Looking forward for a report from Ed tomorrow and may be seeing Finbar.

Dave

[ 10-05-2002, 10:26 PM: Message edited by: Concordia..41 ]

[Shalfleet]

She is looking great, excellent work! What design is she? I assume an outboard fits in that slot, how large will the engine be?

[videoguy]

Shalfleet she's a redwing 21 by karl stambaugh that I modfied to be wheelchair friendly and added a pilothouse to and will be powerer by a 25 hp honda 4 stroke. thanks for your intrest guys keep building Phil