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The only downfall to the poured transom is you will need the caps off so you can slide the transom in. I make mine outside the boat and then fit them to the boat. My mix is fool proof.......I mean I've been using it for years! [emoji13]

I have those lying around my shop......guess I have some work to do.

Addison's parents didn't wake up in time to make church. But here she is a couple of days ago. She's a happy girl.

Sophia enjoying easter after church.

Having done fiberglass repairs since highschool back in the '80's, This is spot on. Good info.

Maybe this one would work. It looked so hot, like maybe he needed a drink.

I think it comes with an optional drink holder

Well, its a lot to type on this phone.....but I'll give it a go. If it were my boat, I'd make it out of aluminum tubing. The tubing is light weight and won't rot. One of the biggest problems in boats is water intrusion and rot. This will be an alternative that will last a lifetime. My next...

What are your plans for a transom?

I'll be looking.

She's looking great.

Water is intrusion is your biggest problem. Its done, I'd run them. But check them often. I haven't packed mine in years. (But I have blue) but I pop the cap off and it still looks great. I'll probably repack them after this year....just to be safe.

Those look great. What seasoning? Are you frying or baking in that pan?

Looks great.

Yep. I got no problems with that. If I'm wrong, I'm wrong. I'll take my licks and move on with a smile. I do hate those speed zones though. Especially towing a boat.

In Salt

Do you keep and eat them? Never had it. Thought they were just fun to catch.

Looks solid.

I'm on 2cool, but not very often. Just don't have much to say I guess.

One day....