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Russ Pagels
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by Russ Pagels » May 25th, '12, 08:11
1972 31 FBC 315-141-1226
All that is necessary for evil to succeed
is that good men do nothing.
Charlie J
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by Charlie J » May 25th, '12, 08:23
wow russ looking real nice, bet you cant wait to splash her shes a looker
1968 hull # 316 - 757
Pete Fallon
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by Pete Fallon » May 25th, '12, 08:28
Russ,
She's beautiful. I like the lockable helm pod on the bridge and the pocket cabin entrance door, the livewell is fabulous, great job. She'll be splashing pretty soon, a question what are the 2 fittings on the transom near the underwater light for, deck & livewello drains drains? Another beautiful piece of workmanship.
Pete Fallon
1961 Express Vizcaya Hull 186 12-13-61
Russ Pagels
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by Russ Pagels » May 25th, '12, 08:36
Pete, there for the fish boxes,wash'm out pump'm out.thanks for the kind words...Russ
1972 31 FBC 315-141-1226
All that is necessary for evil to succeed
is that good men do nothing.
Charlie J
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by Charlie J » May 25th, '12, 08:48
russ is that capt pats live well, gotta get me one of them
1968 hull # 316 - 757
PeterPalmieri
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by PeterPalmieri » May 25th, '12, 09:17
Looks great!
I don't understand the angled wall behind the sink? Is that butting up against the head? Would love to see a zoomed out picture of the cabin layout.
Pete
1969 31 Bertram FBC "East Wind" hull #315939
Walt
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by Walt » May 25th, '12, 09:18
She's a beauty Russ!
John F.
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by John F. » May 25th, '12, 10:46
Wow. She looks great. Live well and cabin door look fantastic. I really like the color, and the bow rail---I like bow rails, and that's about the nicest I've seen for a B31. Just great.
1968 B20 Moppie - Hull # 201-937
1969 B31 FBC - Hull # 315-881 (sold)
1977 B31 FBC - Hull # BERG1652M77J (sold)
jspiezio
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by jspiezio » May 25th, '12, 10:59
The interior is great. I love the boat. Good luck with her and get her in the water!
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by Harry Babb » May 25th, '12, 11:14
Wow......looks really good.....you should be proud
hb
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by Morning Wood » May 25th, '12, 11:40
Outsanding!!! Love the hull color with the boot top.
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by Skipper Dick » May 25th, '12, 12:43
Almost too good to put in the water. You gotta be a proud Bertram owner. She is absolutely gorgeous.
Dick
1983 Bertram 28 FBC w/300 Merc Horizon
Russ Pagels
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by Russ Pagels » May 25th, '12, 14:56
Peter once I get the boat to my dock I will get more picks,
Charlie, no that's not Pats ,the builder made it.
1972 31 FBC 315-141-1226
All that is necessary for evil to succeed
is that good men do nothing.
Terry Frank
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by Terry Frank » May 25th, '12, 15:59
Russ,
Any chance we'll see the boat?
Terry
Happy to be here. Happy to be anywhere.
Terry
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by Bob H. » May 25th, '12, 17:24
Great job Russ that girls a looker...you should have her floating in short order..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?
Capt.Frank
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by Capt.Frank » May 25th, '12, 19:01
Russ,
The sliding cabin door was what I have been planing in my head. Love It.
When will she be in NC? You should be proud she looks AWSOME.
1976 FBC
3208 NA
Russ Pagels
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by Russ Pagels » May 26th, '12, 07:09
Thanks for the posivive coments on my boat. I wish I could take credit for the work,but I can't. the work was done byScott Jastrzembski of Fathom Boat Works of Woodbine N.J. A lot of the idea's were his. Hes is also the owner and manufacture of the Silver Hawk line of boats.He does outstanding work...Russ
1972 31 FBC 315-141-1226
All that is necessary for evil to succeed
is that good men do nothing.
Russ Pagels
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by Russ Pagels » May 26th, '12, 07:17
Terry, first let me congregate on your victory. the boat will not be down in time for the rendezvous, unfortunately. when it get here I will give you a call ,stop by and take a look...Russ
1972 31 FBC 315-141-1226
All that is necessary for evil to succeed
is that good men do nothing.
PeterPalmieri
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by PeterPalmieri » May 26th, '12, 09:47
The altered bridge lines blend nicely with the boat too.
1969 31 Bertram FBC "East Wind" hull #315939
Russ Pagels
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by Russ Pagels » May 26th, '12, 10:25
Peter, this was done so the curtains would be easier to install, and have a nice flow to the lines, you have a sharp eye for details...Russ
1972 31 FBC 315-141-1226
All that is necessary for evil to succeed
is that good men do nothing.
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by bob lico » May 27th, '12, 16:06
Those teak covering boards accent that live bait well.makes for nice accent to a really great Bertram 31.
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by opunui » May 29th, '12, 11:56
Beautiful..
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1977 Bertram FBC 1688 M77L
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by Gert van Leest » May 29th, '12, 16:40
NICE !!!!!!!!
almost there Russ !!!
Women are like boats ,the older they get , the more money and professional help they need to look beautiful.
spencer
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by spencer » May 29th, '12, 21:43
Russ,
Looking great!
Wish mine was that far along.
Spencer
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by Tony Meola » May 29th, '12, 22:48
Russ
Looking pretty. I really like the interior. What did you do on the dinette side?
1975 FBC BERG1467-315
Russ Pagels
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by Russ Pagels » May 30th, '12, 11:27
Tony bench seat and table..Russ
1972 31 FBC 315-141-1226
All that is necessary for evil to succeed
is that good men do nothing.
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by Bertramp » May 30th, '12, 19:07
as Jed Clampett would say "right perty" !!
1970 Bertram Bahia Mar - hull# 316-1003
1973 Bertram 38 (widebody) - hull# BER005960473
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