@ronnysmith2949 rare for sure. Don't think they made them past 1995, and I don't think they made a ton of them to begin with. It's definitely been a huge improvement daily.

@@SilverReed-d1b been really happy with it.

@@craigdave3266 I thought about doubles, but it's been great so far fully loaded.

@@roberthaynie1149 first step is way below the bumper.

@@robertrodriguez7051 appreciate ya.

@dannylang7971 thank ya sir!!

@reedcramer2829 yeah man, we're not getting any younger, the recovery is tough. Appreciate ya!!!

@Evan-in4yz appreciate the kind words brother, I'm just a regular guy doin regular things I need. Thanks for checkin me out.

@colindawson4059 I do not because of size and weight. Shipping would be horrendous. There are companies that sell them though . No one wants to spend 450.00 on a set, but they really are worth it vs climbing over the side if you can't build your own.

@sweeneymotorsports82 appreciate ya. Yeah man, it's just way cleaner. One power, one ground and you can grab any machine you want. Working out really well.

@mattpfarr5992 go through my vids on the channel, don't know if you've seen any of them. Still a punch list to do, but it's good enough for the moment to be a daily for him. We'll have an update video on it within the next week or so of what's done and will be done in the future.

@kfl611 I just want to keep this one simple. I have 4 other builds in progress and know how fast you can go down the rabbit hole with time and money. The 6cyl runs great, no reason to change it. I want it like I remember as a kid, just a Sunday afternoon truck with the family. As for the accent? 24 years in the south and it's never caught on. Lol

@claytonseitz9757 never really kept track but I would say about a 1000. There's 400 just in the seats and mounts and the marine plywood was 100 a sheet at the time. Carpet,glue,foam,wiring,led's ect. Maybe 8 or 900.

@@freshonerestorationfabrica4298 Thank you. Not near as much as I expected you to say.

@claytonseitz9757 it's like any build, you can hunt deals on a lot of things if you're not in a rush. I had a built 12ft to fish while building this boat. Makes all the difference. Plus building it yourself vs paying someone.

Owner picked it up and he's probably going to sell it because he can't work on it himself. He doesn't know the difference between an air freshener and battery.

What state does he live in. California? Tell him about Blazer Bash in San Diego next month. @westsideK5bkazers

@@ChevyK5blazer wrong coast. We're in GA.

Thank ya sir!

Great little boats that can get anywhere.

I sanded and painted this entirely trailer and never found a number. From what I've been told, Tracker used a sticker back then and none of them survived 38 + years. I'm working on a solution.

@freshonerestorationfabrica4298 I'm hoping I can apply for a new title.... just paid boat title and registration fees and I'm realizing I'm probably screwed with the bill of sale and no verifiable VIN number for trailer!!

As for the title thing, I'm in GA, one thing you can do here is tell them its a home made trailer and they will send a sheriff out to look at and make sure it's road worthy and meets requirements. Officer will sign off on it and you bring that paper work to them, they then issue you an aluminum tag with a Vin # and paper work. I've done it with two other trailers. They're not super critical here and are really just in it for the tax revenue. Where are you in Carolina?

I would recommend investing in triple lip seals and hubs that have the zirk fitting. The hubs allow you to repack hubs without taking the hubs off the trailer. You can see the old grease being pushed out and getting replaced with fresh grease. I had to replace my axle so my axle has a zirk fitting for grease as well as my hubs.

@@darrellmedley6809 yezzzzir. These hubs have bearing buddies on them with the zerk fitting and are fully packed with high temp marine grease. She's good to go.

Thanks Steve!

Thanks man!!!

@@freshonerestorationfabrica4298 welcome !

That's crazy, there's two or three companies that make them anywhere from 3 to 500. I saw them on a few vids and just copied what's already available on the market.

Obviously not for free 😅 I'm willing and able to pay

Check out my new build series. I'm gonna have 2 four inch flood lights, and one 6 inch spot light

Thanks man, it's working out great.

I would need a few measurements and could. Shipping would be crazy tho because of over size and weight.

More than enough clearance all around. Appreciate the compliment, they work well.

Appreciate ya.

I know guys who have built boxes like bottom 2 and 3 bay, they'd rather buy one than build another. It's a bunch of work and material isn't cheap. But I applaud your enthusiasm. Lol 😆

It's tough work. I have 6 diffrent craftsman 26" bottom boxs. I have 4 on the bottom and 2 have the casters cut off stacked on the outer two boxs. I made a wood work bench between them two and have a homemade "hutch if you will holding led lights above the bench and also holds my power strips. All the bottom boxs have the casters removed and the boxs are fit together and held tightly in a custom L shaped frame made from old bed frames. I then put 6" casters 2 on the left 2 in the middle and 2 on the right side. Then at the bottom. Of each box for extra support their bolted together with two small bolts in each one. All together the box is 104" long 52" tall and is great. You can find cheap 26" boxs and free metal bed frames and you can build awesome boxs for cheap. I did the same before with 5 26" craftsman boxs re frames the bottom with old bed frames, wrapped the entire box in black vinyl and painted the old silver part on each drawer purple. That one cost me I think about $250 to build. I ended up posting it online and sold it for $1400 that's the best amd cheapest way to get yourself a solid nice box for next to nothing.

Bike runs 👍

I have never tried the klotez 2 stroke oil. What ratio do you mix it? Just had a fresh bore. Cleaning cylinders in hot soapy water now. Tomorrow I reassemble.

Runs 💪

@@Floridawoodsbanshee I run 40:1

It really depends on the bike tho and how it's set up, dome wise, fuel wise, ect. I ran 927 for a long time with VP 108 or 112 and it loves that also.

About 3ft total between the main piece and the short that connects it to the tongue.

Yes. I plan on removing the console and redesigning a few things this year. This boat will be dedicated electric. I have a large build coming up in a few months for a customer, so I'll do mine when time permits. Maybe in the summer when I don't fish as much.

@@freshonerestorationfabrica4298 please document the journey. I have a similar boat layout. It's a 90 something monarch bass boat and it's very similar. I got some good ideas from your video. Thanks and keep up the good work

The build will be a 18ft fiberglass boat. Full gut and rebuild with aluminum front and rear deck. But same concept with wiring and layout. Probably have the GoPro running for it. Just have to figure out editing. If you're subscribed, you'll get the notification on the new vid. I'll have another video out in a few days not boat related if you're following the foolishness. Lol

Thanks man.

Thank ya sir! He loves it and has another one coming in for the same business.

And thanks for watching.

Between the initial buy price, then all parts and labor he ended up being around 37k. Which isn't bad for a completely rust free, frame off build with everything better than original. You wouldn't be anywhere near that price at a regular shop considering most shops are charging 20k+ just for paint work these days.

Awesome man, hope it helps out. It's been a great add on for me. Pretty simple build and huge improvement.