Miss Delmarva

[Circle Hooked]

Scott are those your nav lights on the t top ?

[seabob4]

Those look like Innovative Lighting LED nav lights...

[gran398]

Sure enuff Scott... duplicated from Fitz's 22-2 sistership.

Thought it was a great idea. Off the bow, up and out of the way. No glare, and higher so more visible.

Bob, you are correct. They were sourced by the rigger. Painted with off-white Krylon Fusion to match the rest.

[gran398]

Swan Point originally produced that same hull, I believe.

C-Hawk is, once again, under production, in Bailey.

sealion, in all the hubbub, my apologies for not responding earlier to your post. You are absolutely correct re the Swan Point.

And great to hear C-Hawk is producing again...as you're aware, the 245 is legendary with the commercial grouper boys.

Hang with us

[Skoot]

Man o Man, I feel like a kid on Christmas day with all these pics.  Keep em commin, its looking sweeeeeeeeeEEEET 8) I got a cool idea for that gauge panel. You could cut out just the aquasport logo and mount it somewhere on your boat or at least make a key chain out of it.
Now that would be classic!

[gran398]

I LIKE those ideas....unless can get the 1K, OBO

Scott lil' brother...I'm like a kid on Christmas morning too. ESPECIALLY since this iron shackle and lead ball has been cut-off my foot

[sealion2288]

Swan Point originally produced that same hull, I believe.

C-Hawk is, once again, under production, in Bailey.

sealion, in all the hubbub, my apologies for not responding earlier to your post. You are absolutely correct re the Swan Point.

And great to hear C-Hawk is producing again...as you're aware, that 245 is legendary with the commercial grouper boys.

Hang with us

No prob! If I were in your position, every spare moment would be with the project.

I've seen a flurry of Sea Marks for sale on Wilm CL. Any reason for that?

[jdupree]

Thanks Scott

Guys, John Dupree came down from Greenville yesterday to visit, see the boat....and teach me how to post pictures. Not easy, considering his student. I am very appreciative for him taking the time away from his biz and family to help out a brother. Many thanks John

I also want to thank Lewis for taking his time to post all of the previous pictures shown here...and for also good-naturedly prodding me to learn how to do this. Many thanks to you Lewis

And thanks Cap'n John for starting this thread!

Thanks to all for the support, and...love that pic CB

Glad I could help Scott.  That is what friends are for  Looks like you are already a pro   Enjoyed the visit and the hospitality.  We will do it again soon

Guys, all I have to say is this Aquasport is going to be "something to behold" when finished.  Boat has come a long way since I saw it last October.  Everything that I have seen right down to the stainless steel rubrail insert is "top notch"  This is going to be some ride :!:  

I am exited for you Scott, and looking forward to seeing it all come together in the next few months

[gran398]

Swan Point originally produced that same hull, I believe.

C-Hawk is, once again, under production, in Bailey.

sealion, in all the hubbub, my apologies for not responding earlier to your post. You are absolutely correct re the Swan Point.

And great to hear C-Hawk is producing again...as you're aware, that 245 is legendary with the commercial grouper boys.

Hang with us

No prob! If I were in your position, every spare moment would be with the project.

I've seen a flurry of Sea Marks for sale on Wilm CL. Any reason for that?

Seamark runs a rental fleet here. Mainly for folks from the Triangle.

They have a bunch of Seamark 21's that they like to resale after three years on the job. All the same, semi-cathedral hulls with 115 4S Suzukis. Ton of room for a 21 foot boat. Washboard gunnels, Chesapeake style, will seat a crowd....plus, a very stable, great running hull. Especially in a heavy chop.

Three years old, regularly serviced, single axle galv. ready trailer...under 15K.

Run them many times...darn nice boat, and a steal at 11K rigged.

[sealion2288]

That's what I was thinking. Here's the  link...

http://wilmington.craigslist.org/bod/2865506710.html

[gran398]

Glad I could help Scott.  That is what friends are for  Looks like you are already a pro   Enjoyed the visit and the hospitality.  We will do it again soon

Guys, all I have to say is this Aquasport is going to be "something to behold" when finished.  Boat has come a long way since I saw it last October.  Everything that I have seen right down to the stainless steel rubrail insert is "top notch"  This is going to be some ride :!:  

I am exited for you Scott, and looking forward to seeing it all come together in the next few months

John...thanks!!

Guys...herein lies the beauty of our website. John took a day off to come down and visit, check out the rebuild...but mostly to teach me to post pictures.

He removed the  ball and chain from my ankle. JD...thank you my friend

The friendships that we forge here far outweigh any piece of fiberglass.

[wingtime]

Scott I can't believe the progress in the short time sine I saw it!  WOW!  For those of you that have only seen the pics, I can tell you it is much more impressive in person.  That top with the nav lights on it is a GREAT idea.   I'm assuming it won't be long before the cap and liner are installed...  exciting stuff!

[gran398]

Bruce...thanks!

Found a couple more in the mix

[gran398]

and:




Final photo ..T-Top fabric...blue-teal underneath, off-white on the top/above:

[T Race]

Shizaam, Shizaam, Shizaam !!

That boat sure is coming along faster and faster every day....  :compress:  :compress:

....Pictures are looking good - they are like red meat for us lions...

....I am quite sure you will need to set up an internet live feed from the water's edge when you drop that baby-doll in the water...

...that last night before launch, brother, I would NOT want to be in your shoes trying to git to sleep  

   


Scott, you have a lot of folks out here in TV land on the edge of our seats...thanks, and keep up the good work !

Best wishes, T