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From a rotted termited Sportfish, I like it. Bill

Hot Damn! I am really liking all the Fighting Lady yellow hulls I'm seeing. She is just beautiful. Let us know how she runs! So, so pretty.

Boat looks great, but it looks like she could use bigger rudders.

Looks beautiful! That was a Sportsfisherman that you enclosed the back on? Walter

Beautiful
(eye candy)

wow, that's smokin hot. you sir are a wonderful caretaker.

73 Sportfish with 3/4" coosaboard bulkhead, cabin sole/ head, 16k a/c, ( Fla ya know), small rudders yeah I know, when I had my 28 it had the little rudders and I whined alot then realized one wasn't even attached?? so 2 were just fine. Actually thats in the next deal, just had to get her in the water.:-))

Very nice! I liked John C's as well. The fiberglass has the classic lines but has been cleaned up so much. When I see my boat I see a lot of things I wish I had done but just did not have experience or money to attempt. Great work guys.

First class, Bill. You are one of the few, the proud, the Bertram 31 Stewards. Some call us arrogant, some call us mean, but we are all that for a reason......we own and use the BEST BOATS EVER BUILT.

UV

Wow. She looks just great.

Magnificent...high speed rudders and all. Very well done.

Nic

Beautiful........and only 11 months..........WOW.......you did good........really good

Harry

Pretty work Bill... Enjoy!

Br,

Patrick

Excellent, sorta makes me sad for my project! Very nice job.

Nice rumble seat..
Good job.
Wayne

Wow!! You must be very proud.

Very nice!!!

all righty then....get good sunglasses....i like a guy thats not afraid of white.


just beautiful!!

another master piece, at this rate these boats should be around for at lease 100 years

Knock me out! Eleven months? You must have had an army of guys working.
Great treatment on the transom. She looks damned contemporary for a forty-year-old boat. But that's what we all knew from the start, huh?
Now, go fishing!

Bill- at first I thought this might be your beauty. But there are subtle, and not so subtle differences.

Is that Jim Ray's work?

Have you repowered?

You still got gassers in that boat? Wheels look small.

Looks kile Carl's work to me...

Craig Mac wrote:Is that Jim Ray's work?

Jim Ray really does some beautiful work. He re-did my dad's Blackfin a several years ago and she still is beautiful.

Bruce, Gassers are still in the boat, they run fine , need 40K for 330 cummins, run these for a while. The tank was replaced 1/4 alum epoxied sitting on neoprene gasket strips, already plumbed with returns for 2 and a genset, exhaust moved outboard and 5 inches, hope thats enough. The boat was done at A&J in Port Salerno, they have a rough express waiting for another knuckelhead to jump in. Bill

That's Rolands 67 S.F., and your right Capt. Pat, it's Carl @ Elite doing the work.

ScottD

ScottD wrote:That's Rolands 67 S.F., and your right Capt. Pat, it's Carl @ Elite doing the work.

ScottD

Scott- is she named SuperMex? I think that was the name. Something like that.

Bill

5 inches might be close for the 330 cummins. The 5 should work for the 270's but those woul have to be one of the remans Cummins sells.

Roland's boat is Supermex. Walter

Thanks walter