Building a Glen-L Gypsy Part 4

[@allmomomosthomebus3895]

Coming along nicely. Looking forward to the next installment.

[@tomtruesdale6901]

Good job on the boat, she is coming along very nicely.

[@MrSamurichuck]

Wow amazing progress. Thanks for sharing your story with us.

[@backyardboatbuilders6417]

Thank you

[@MrSamurichuck]

Your welcome and I'm always looking forward to the next.

[@JohnMason-Hill]

Great work. Love the new window layout/mod. Thank you for the video. You’re all such hard workers. Happy New Year!!

[@backyardboatbuilders6417]

Thank you!

[@johnog8358]

Looking forward to more updates

[@ew1421]

Great work! subscribed.

[@robertbye6006]

Hello, watched your videos for the Dianne’s Rose, excellent job on that boat!!! Very nice indeed! I’m also building one. I saw you made yours 20’, did you have any problems with the extra length? I’m going to build mine 21’. I want an extra 12” in the bathroom, bow, stern and sleeping benches. Before I go to nuts on the build, I thought I would ask you first if you ran into any problems or not? Thanks for your time, I love the work you guys do!

[@bobsides967]

I believe I've seen y'all build 2 houseboats.. 1. Glen-L Gypsy and 2. a Dianne's Rose. Is that correct, and if so, which build did you prefer and more importantly, which final product/boat did/do you prefer and why? Appreciate your videos. Very informative and you do such great work. Fun to watch. Thanks!

[@jimvanderwood3094]

I hope all is well with you.

[@johnog8358]

Love it

[@larryfromwisconsin9970]

Great! Where's the conclusion?

[@jimvanderwood3094]

Did you abandon this project?

[@budhorstmeyer9336]

After watching all of your posts, I wondered why you don’t glass the interior of the bottom hull. I know fresh water is the enemy and causes rot. You DID paint one as I remember. Is that enough?

[@richcherwalk6349]

You don't need to fiberglass the interior, the fiberglass on the exterior is just for scuffs and scratches. A few coats of epoxy resin followed by paint is sufficient to keep water out and probably better since they'll be no potential voids you get with fiberglass over hard angles.

[@karenbreitbach8394]

why do you have a 6th frame?

[@backyardboatbuilders6417]

We made the boat one frame longer.