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Nice job on your sewing table and rehabbing the machine. Your singer is just like my consew except mine has reverse.

I did it with mine, I put the rigid foam on the exterior of it when I was doing my resto. Not sure how well it will hold ice when it gets hot but I will find out.

Boat looks great! What kind of sewing machine? I have a consew that I love.

Don't use PT wood in aluminum boats!

Doubt you will able to put the wind/solar on your boat but that doesn't mean you can't go green. Why don't you rig up wind/solar at home to charge you batteries?

I don't know much about motors(you do obviously) but going down on prop pitch is probably a good idea. Is it possible the floatation foam is waterlogged making the boat much heavier than it should be?

Seems a bit high but I am no expert. 4-5k perhaps.

As with any paint longer is better.

Looks good, post lots of pictures! Looked at Fury specs 14'9" long and 69.5" wide, only 4.5" wider than yours. I wouldn't worry too much about the width of your storage boxes.

They are both 14' but the Fury is wider in the beam I think. If you go to Lund's website they have a catalog archive and you can find the specs for your boat. I think the beam on yours is 65" or so and the Fury is 72-3".

My buddy has a 2010 14' Fury, he loves it.

Nice Lund, looks like an old 14S model. Check out the current Lund Fury layout, very similar to what you're going for.

I am calling my Lund finished! Please put it in the completed project list.

Neat trailer design, is it homemade?

I cheated! Nice name.

Thanks for the good words! I found the retro stickers on ebay BTW.

Boat looks awesome, when is the motor going on?

I used 1/2 for my decks and it is plenty strong. 5/8" is more than enough no need for the 3/4".

I am gonna call the project finished, but is anything really ever finished? Couple things I may do; paint inside, add rod holders for trolling and possibly a drivers seat. Here are a few pics of the finished boat on the water!

Love those old brochures! They are always fun to check out!