All Hat No Cattle

26' Ebbtide Cuddy/Bowrider- 8.1 L (496) engine, $598 oil pan, 110 gallon gas tank. Yikes!! LOL.

JKDriver

I have built paddles to match boats, and a lot of folks like wooden canoe paddles and Greenland style kayak paddles. I still use my lightweight I have had for over 10 years. I can paddle all day with it, make good speed, and brace well.

Best part about it? NO maintenance costs!

RRSport

38 Fountain Express. 1050 HP
Have a SeaDoo as well but no pics of that.
My Uncle has a 40 Cruisers, a little more my taste and he's done some great work to it

JKDriver

Thanks! I found some plans for a Wee Lassie canoe 30 years ago. I built many of strips, but these are marine grade Okume 3mm plywood. I can build a 13 footer of strips at just over 24 lbs. using Okume and sheathed inside and out with fiberglass and epoxy, I can get these down to under 20 lbs.
I'm down to 195lbs now, but even at 220lbs I could paddle one pretty effortlessly.

jt16xlt

Exactly why I have been looking at getting a kayak instead of a boat.

bobkyle2

Where are you from? I could have sworn i've seen this boat before. And it looks like you are from Indiana? What part?

There was a few people in a boat identical to this one last year that i parked beside. And we was only a few mins from indiana line.

GMKILLER8258

Here's mine. 2010 Tahoe

FD24

Here's mine. 1987 Ski Nautique.

Hofmanns4rj

Truck - 2011 FX4 EcoBoost with a 4" Rancho Lift, 35" Nitto Grapplers, Fuel Hostage Wheels, Banks Exhaust etc....
Boat - 2007 Regal 2450, 8.1 liter Volvo DP, 60+mph....

Harps

An unsinkable legend