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stripperguy · 01-05-2011, 08:06 AM

Thanks, backwoodsman...
I was looking for a modern, high performance design with enough room in the cockpit to avoid banging my ankles on a barney post. I ended up with all that and a bag of chips.
Unfortunately, the boat is so powerful, that I have no hope of single handing it. On a good day, it requires 3 men to keep it flat.
But on the plus side, my son helped from the time he was 8 years old, and learned many valuable lessons about perserverance, tenacity, and dealing with set backs and unforeseen difficulties. Oh, and he got really good with resin and glass...

01-05-2011, 08:06 AM	#64
stripperguy Hangin' by a thread Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Schenectady, NY Posts: 3,574	Thanks, backwoodsman... I was looking for a modern, high performance design with enough room in the cockpit to avoid banging my ankles on a barney post. I ended up with all that and a bag of chips. Unfortunately, the boat is so powerful, that I have no hope of single handing it. On a good day, it requires 3 men to keep it flat. But on the plus side, my son helped from the time he was 8 years old, and learned many valuable lessons about perserverance, tenacity, and dealing with set backs and unforeseen difficulties. Oh, and he got really good with resin and glass...