How to Build a Stand Alone Shower | Boat Building -Pt1 | Sailboat Restoration Trawler Refit (Ep14)

[@baptiste6058]

Great project, thank you for sharing all your experience and knowledge. I have just acquired a MARLIN 860 (28 foot French trawler from 1974) and I will no doubt go through jobs like yours. I am very curious about the rest of the work on the head.

[@motorcityboatwerks]

Great to hear!

[@larryshipman248]

Hi I like every thing you did . I thought every one would like a realistic bathroom. people surprise me.

[@motorcityboatwerks]

It's a big change hard to imagine

[@sscbkr48]

.. We started our boating adventures on a '65 Alberg 30 c1980. I'm currently working on a '74 north sea aft cabin trawler (quite similar to the Albin 27). I started by tearing out the interior. It had a horrible little head, no shower, an unworkable galley and zero creature comforts. May or may not enclose the open whlhse. Great site, love it.

[@motorcityboatwerks]

John thanks so much. My first true love was a 1972 Alberg 30. In the coming months my book about the boat and my experience will become available in reprint. Stay tuned

[@Riptide1884]

Wow, lots of hours and really impressive rebuild, I will continue to follow your progress as I have long been interested in a boat for coastal/great loop cruising and the Albin 27 is one my top contenders.

[@motorcityboatwerks]

Thanks so much! The Albin 27 is a great choice!

[@charles.neuman18]

That bulkhead you removed didn't look like it was providing any structure. On some boats I think they do. How would you know?

[@motorcityboatwerks]

Good question Usually bulkheads that are tabbed in help provide structure

[@charles.neuman18]

1:55 Is that your actual boat that you lived on? What kind of boat is it?

[@motorcityboatwerks]

Classic Alberg 30 sailboat

[@dvx216]

Andy says hello

[@motorcityboatwerks]

Ken Welcome aboard! Thank You sir!