Spira Albion Pacific Power Dory in the Lowcountry.

[@JamesJones-cx5pk]

Thanks. I got a new 30 going on my 16 V. I think Im going to have enough power after watching this.👍

[@ArtworkAnon]

Bummed I missed Jeff. Only getting into this stuff now. Boat looks kickass.

[@sandystrait3878]

Great job. How much fiberglass did you use to glass that boat?

[@goodkebo]

I didn't build it so I am not sure.

[@roblescurbappealconcrete]

Nice. Do you know the draft with all your company? Is it a V-bottom or flat. Anything that came from Spira is difficult to get. Would you consider selling plans? Good job on the video, everyone looked comfortable enough. Thank you for sharing. Texas.

[@goodkebo]

Maybe 4-8" depending on how the OB is trimmed. Pacific Dories are flat bottomed and originally designed for landing in the surf on Oregon beaches. Since the plans are no longer available to buy, I can share a copy of the plans with you. Check out Plywood Boat Building on FB. There are many Spira builders there.

[@roblescurbappealconcrete]

@@goodkebo thank you for replying. I think that boat is what I’m looking for, however I will check that site out. Thank for the info, greatly appreciated. Texas

[@Myke_Lemons]

​@@goodkebowould you be willing to send me the plans? I built Jeff's 14' Crawdad Jon Boat back 2015 but it became a little too small fairly quickly. I always wanted to build the 19' Albion or 17' Tillamook.

[@MrKevin3140]

That seems like such a small motor, what hp is it?

[@goodkebo]

40 hp. The hull does not need much power to plane it, even with all those people.