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Wow, just one thing, with that beautiful rub rail I'd be afraid to get near a dock with it. Absolutely incredible job.
 
And it looks like she floats and on her lines! Always an auspicious sign at a first launch.
 
What a great day. Congratulations!:thumb:
 
Time to change your avatar. ;-)
 
That IS Beautuiful! :thumb: You're in :smitten:
 
Congrats, Chip. She looks great on the water and you look relaxed! Very, very nice to see.
 
I bet its a great feeling to get her in the water!

Nice Job!
 
Nicely done, sir! When can you start on my boat?
 
Congrats, We were only on the hard for 3 weeks--I can imagine how great you feel!!!!

JohnP
 
From one Sundowner owner to another; congratulations!! She looks almost as nice as ours....:lol:

RickH
 
:iagree:Ya gotta be proud my man.. very nice Chip. Cheers to you. :thumb:

Elwin
 
Beautiful shearline!!
 
Time to end the thread and move on....
Thanks to all who have followed our progress and/or lack of plus all the kind words and encouragement.
So far all is working great.
The only 'major' problem was the AC condensation drain wouldn't drain to the shower sump. I had to raise the AC unit up 3/4" to get it to drain. With temperatures over 100 this week I also added insulation to the duct work to eliminate some condensation there.
Took a 3 hour boat tour yesterday. Engines and systems worked as planned.
Rudder position on the Simrad AP is a big plus!
 
Time to end the thread and move on....
Thanks to all who have followed our progress and/or lack of plus all the kind words and encouragement.
So far all is working great.
The only 'major' problem was the AC condensation drain wouldn't drain to the shower sump. I had to raise the AC unit up 3/4" to get it to drain. With temperatures over 100 this week I also added insulation to the duct work to eliminate some condensation there.
Took a 3 hour boat tour yesterday. Engines and systems worked as planned.
Rudder position on the Simrad AP is a big plus!


Fair winds and following seas.:speed boat:
 
You being an experienced tractor operator and all, the question begs to be asked.........Was this subsidized by the Government?
 
Beautiful boat! Is it a home made, or a restoration? If a resto what make/model. Either way nicely done she’s got beautiful lines. As a marine mechanic I can say you take some pride in your boat! An engine room says a lot about a boater.
 
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