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Tony Meola
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by Tony Meola » Sep 6th, '11, 20:51
Very Nice.
How much reinforcement had to go into the base of the bridge where the outriggers mount?
1975 FBC BERG1467-315
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by Harry Babb » Sep 6th, '11, 21:08
She sure is purty....
You did a good job Patrick.
Don't she make ya proud! !
hb
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by Bertramp » Sep 6th, '11, 21:15
yeah buddy !!
1970 Bertram Bahia Mar - hull# 316-1003
1973 Bertram 38 (widebody) - hull# BER005960473
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John F.
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by John F. » Sep 6th, '11, 22:02
Wow. Clean, slick and pretty. Outstanding.
1968 B20 Moppie - Hull # 201-937
1969 B31 FBC - Hull # 315-881 (sold)
1977 B31 FBC - Hull # BERG1652M77J (sold)
Capt. DQ
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by Capt. DQ » Sep 6th, '11, 22:05
Looks really sweet Capt Patrick.
DQ
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'Life may be the party we hoped for...but while we are here we might as well fish'!
Whaler1777
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by Whaler1777 » Sep 6th, '11, 22:45
She's quite the looker Capt! Great job as usual...
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Charlie J
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by Charlie J » Sep 7th, '11, 05:28
very nice, another great job by capt patrick
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Carl
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by Carl » Sep 7th, '11, 07:11
Wow...sure is a pretty boat!!
All said and done I'm sure a new boat could have been bought...but what "NEW" boat would look like that, run like that, hold up like a 31 Bertram.
If I saw that at a boat show...I'd be on line for a tour.
Xcellent work Capt Pat.
Carl
TailhookTom
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by TailhookTom » Sep 7th, '11, 08:19
Another masterpiece -- so, what's next?
jackryan
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by jackryan » Sep 7th, '11, 09:12
Pretty Work Capt. Patrick.
Diego
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by Diego » Sep 7th, '11, 10:21
What a gorgeous boat. The detail in the work is outstanding. Love the aluminum work on the bridge! Congratulations Capt.
Diego
Bertram 31- Panama
"Catalina"
PeterPalmieri
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by PeterPalmieri » Sep 7th, '11, 10:38
Those aft windows are huge. Is it set up so the glass is viewable all the way down to the engine boxes from the interior out or is there dummy space at the bottom?
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Gert van Leest
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by Gert van Leest » Sep 7th, '11, 13:03
That is a head turner !!!
Congrats !!!
Women are like boats ,the older they get , the more money and professional help they need to look beautiful.
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by Capn' Tony » Sep 7th, '11, 16:25
SWEET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Whatsa SWIMP?
Thanks
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opunui
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by opunui » Sep 7th, '11, 17:47
Capt'n Pat
I am always impressed with your craftsmanship. Job well done. Enjoy..
Aloha, Bobby
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1977 Bertram FBC 1688 M77L
Capt.Frank
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by Capt.Frank » Sep 7th, '11, 17:51
She looks even better running in water than in your yard. Patrick you are a true craftsman. AWSOME looking boat.
1976 FBC
3208 NA
ZeroCavity
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by ZeroCavity » Sep 7th, '11, 18:38
Another beauty by Capt.McCrary. Congratulations ! More photos PLEASE.
1965/2007 Bertram 31
In Memory of Vicroy
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by In Memory of Vicroy » Sep 7th, '11, 19:01
Whatsa SWIMP?
A Southern term of endearment. Reserved for a very few.
yo Fren'
UV
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by randall » Sep 7th, '11, 19:11
what a shocker!!.....another very well thought out, well engineered and cosmetically beautiful boat that anyone would be proud to own. anyone with good taste and the knowledge of what a "good" boat is.
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by bob lico » Sep 7th, '11, 19:32
how many hours to produce this masterpiece?
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Tommy
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by Tommy » Sep 7th, '11, 19:40
Capt. Frank nailed it.....Patrick is a true craftsman! I know the owner is ecstatic with the final product.
ianupton
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by ianupton » Sep 7th, '11, 20:55
Stunning! Simply Stunning!
Very similiar color schem that I am thinking about for my B20 Bahia.
Any chance you know the actual paint colors?
I was looking a Baffin blue for hull sides, darker blue chine stripe and oyster white deck.
Might need to change to a brighter white after seeing this!
Ian.
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by Pete Fallon » Sep 7th, '11, 21:58
Capt Patrick,
Another beauty you haven't lost your touch even in the Texas heat. People don't realize how much work goes into a restoration and all done by a single craftsman. When I was at the Miami Show on Friday night the old Buddy Boy was drawing more attention than the 60'&70' new stuff. People kept asking me who did the restoration, how many people it took and what did it cost to do it.
I told them Capt Patrick, by himself and around 10 times what the original boat sold for when it was new.
Congrats on another one Captain, who's next in line? or have you finally had enough fun restoring 31's.
Pete
1961 Express Vizcaya Hull 186 12-13-61
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by coolair » Sep 7th, '11, 22:31
Boy I sure wish you would do one more and I sure wish I had the money for it to be mine. Truel a work of art.
Thanks
Matt
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Bob H.
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by Bob H. » Sep 8th, '11, 18:15
Capt Pat sure knows how to make a LOOKER, keep it simple n sweet, not overdone just done right, from start to finish... I have an idea what it takes to make such a ride..the boats youve poured your heart into are alot like this sandbox..bigger than life..well done Capt Pat...BH
1966 31 Bahia Mar #316-512....8 years later..Resolute is now a reality..Builder to Boater..285 hours on the clocks..enjoying every minute..how many days till spring?
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by Capt. Mac Creech » Sep 10th, '11, 08:02
Capt. Pat You did good. The talent and patience to do work like that is a gift. Keep it up
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by BCBertie » Sep 10th, '11, 15:04
Simply beautiful.
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by JP Dalik » Sep 12th, '11, 16:57
Man Capt. he really ruined all your work with that top and riggers......LOL
KR
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by jprobins » May 10th, '14, 22:46
Beautiful Bert, Capt. We were actually admiring this boat at the KA Marina today. We are getting ready to do a full paint job on our 26. I was wondering if you would share who did your paint work on Rattle and Hum. Whoever they are they did a really superb job.
Jim Robinson
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IRGuy
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by IRGuy » May 11th, '14, 15:00
Beautiful!!
I started reading the string from the beginning and was taken up short whan I read Uncle Vic's post.. then I saw the string was staarted in 2011. I miss his straight from the shoulder comments!
RIP UV!
Frank B
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Dug
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by Dug » May 12th, '14, 09:06
I had the same reaction exactly.
bob lico
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by bob lico » May 12th, '14, 19:00
I am with JP you. Can paint the boat pink with yellow polka dots or any thing else that favors your ass but never,never mount any thing on the rounded upper structure above the brim of a 31 fbc .that is the gull wings on a 50 era SL MB or the radiator of a rolls royce,split window 1963 corvette.get the picture!!
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Craig G
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by Craig G » May 13th, '14, 08:09
Wow, that is a beauty alright. We'll done!
Thanks,
Craig
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2003 17 Cape Horn
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Dug
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by Dug » May 13th, '14, 11:12
Patrick,
Did you ever post interior pictures of this beauty?
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