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My 1986 13 SS restoration
Super Sporter	#1  Posted on 07/15/14 - 2:41 PM
Member Personal Page Posts: 52 Comments: 0 Joined: 02/05/14	After an all winter restoration of hull and interior working with Nautical Lumber and doing electrical and mechanical myself I have an awesome looking Whaler. Took it to northern Michigan for a week and had a blast. The Merc 40 hp 4 Stroke made it fly.( almost scary fast when trimmed). I have posted pics on my personal page.
jw0287	#2  Posted on 07/15/14 - 5:57 PM
Member Personal Page Posts: 163 Comments: 5 Joined: 04/16/13	Good looking boat, it looks like your motor is mounted all the way down, which may be perfect, Or you could be loosing precious rpm/speed. Besides that, nice boat. Really nice. Nothing like a Whaler
Super Sporter	#3  Posted on 07/16/14 - 10:03 AM
Member Personal Page Posts: 52 Comments: 0 Joined: 02/05/14	I don't have a Tach. so I don't know the RPM at WOT. Engine sounds right no problems getting on plane. Also, with the power trim it goes fast enough for me.
MG56	#4  Posted on 07/16/14 - 12:57 PM
Member Personal Page Posts: 355 Comments: 0 Joined: 05/11/13	Wow! First rate job, and a nice clean setup. You should do a build log.
Tom Hemphill	#5  Posted on 07/16/14 - 3:11 PM
Member Personal Page Posts: 135 Comments: 1 Joined: 01/19/08	That's beautiful! You should be very proud.
Super Sporter	#6  Posted on 07/16/14 - 6:24 PM
Member Personal Page Posts: 52 Comments: 0 Joined: 02/05/14	Thanks. I am compiling everything from start to finish. Then I 'll put together a build photo album and build process.