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Looks to be a very versatile Gladiator. The walk-around part does it for me. The one thing I don't like about a regular "sport-fish".
That thing ain't just another clorox bottle!
Location: Quebec, Canada and Pirates Cove, OBX, NC
Posts: 17,813
Re: Pics of my Aluminium Boat - - - Part Two
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Undaunted - 1/1/2007 10:26 PM
Any new pics. I would like to see how the modefied tower looks now.
I took a pile of pictures when I was down there last month . . . but the camera electronics died and it killed the memory chip . . . lost all of the pics
You will have to come down this spring and see the modifications for yourself
Location: Quebec, Canada and Pirates Cove, OBX, NC
Posts: 17,813
Re: Pics of my Aluminium Boat - - - Part Two
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Jettywolf - 1/2/2007 8:19 AM
Man what a boat.
And I guess you don't get all the "stupid aluminum" questions either, because it's painted, huh?
You boat needs to be a "poster boat" for people that say; "I've never seen a boat like that, before", then you tell them. "It's alloy, baby!!!!!!"
Thanks
You get all sorts of idiot remaks from some of the guys and gals who walk on the docs
- duhhhh, why did you modify a sail boat to a power boat
- duhhhh, why is the bow so pointy
- duhhhh, why didn't you make it 10 feet wider like a pontoon boat
- duhhhh, its steel, how can it float
The most compliments come from the coasties as they walk or cruise by . . . they like aliuminium, like many THTers
I did a great deal of work on it in 2006 . . . changed many things, many to make it more comfortable and easier to fish . . . but I did not get to fish it once in 2006
I have about two weeks to finish the structural and mechanical changes, and then I start fishing
Prepping and painting will be done one section at a time, when it is too windy to fish
Will post a series of pics this spring or early summer showing all of the modifications