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+1 on the 9.9hp! You may even be able to get up on plane.

I have Nautolex marine vinyl in my boat and I love it. I hate wet carpet.

It's sad how many people don't have respect for things done by hand and the amount of time and skill involved. They see all the shoddy cheap crap from overseas and think everything should be that cheap.

I would probably replace them both.

I think the only problem with the white foam is that when it falls apart you get those annoying little balls all over the place.

Interesting info about the 2 part Polyurethane foam! That was my experience with it in my Lund, first of all most of it was shaved to make it fit thus breaking the skin and all of it was all waterlogged. I litterally pulled out 300-400lbs of soaked foam when I redid my boat! I have replaced all...

You gotta use the XPS foam. The other kinds will absorb water.

Love the sonar/gps for a 30'er on a micro skiff, rock on!

Go for it! You know how stable your hull is. Looks like a fun project.

Paint looks great! Can't wait to see the finished product!

Just rig up a mini version of the crab boats on "Deadliest Catch", stack em up on the bow!

I am sure the chicken knobs are old too, pictures don't do them justice. I always prefer old over new.

I like the brown fluted ones. Plus the question was which ones look best not which ones are best with cold hands, gloves or visibility of the numbers. Just my 2 cents. Black ones look like they were made last week and you got em at Home Depot.

Thanks for the compliment. I had lots of fun doing it. You will love yours when it finished!

I would consider a cross piece attached to the hull. Just my 2 cents, depends on how much pounding you plan on giving you rig.

Pin shouldn't be an issue. Cut away!

In!

Glad you're not getting the ice dams, think spring! It has been my experience that water alway gets in eventually and after removing hundreds of pounds of water logged foam from my boat I want no part of it. Just my two cents.

Very scary! They were very lucky you were out there that day. Congrats to you for saving them! You can't be too careful when you are on the water. Always listen to the little voice in your head, don't ignore it! Be safe!

Great job, you are gonna have a sweet rig when you are finished! Keep the pictures coming.