29' custom build

[dirtygirl sportfishing]

29'
beam 9'4
center console with lots of storage
twin 250 Yamahas for the test runs, then who knows
hull built by Dave on the Godspeed and the rest of the structure was done by myself and Mike Lohr in MD. Sent to Leonard in Morehead City/ Beaufort for all the good stuff
I bought this boat on here a couple of years ago and it appears like it will be in the slip real soon, looking forward to see the numbers.
design Leonard Rigsbee
built by a lot of peeps
Leonard is doing the finish work and I can't say enough as to what a fun experience this has been. Leonard has been working on my little dinghy along with a new 65'er and a refit on a 46' Davis but has worked diligently to complete my project as if it were the mega yacht,,,, thanks

[brokensheer]

Nice looking boat!,

[dirtygirl sportfishing]

thank you, been a long time coming

[Agitated88]

I agree with Bo...good looking rig, can't wait to see her finished.

[billschwabe]

Smelled the topcoat yesterday evening (you're right next door)ahh, just love the smell of Imron, hehe. Actually I was shooting Alexseal at the same time Robbie was squirting yours but I noticed it after I finished and walked outside for a breath of fresh air.

Really Looks great! Often a conglomeration of different hands makes for a jumbled mess but not that one, she looks like it was all planned out ahead of time. Just in time for the weather (I hope)!
Bill

[gottaflylee]

Looking good DG, looking forward to seeing her run.

[C-Duck]

Can't wait to see some more.....

Curtis Campbell
Reel Estate Sportfishing
Ocean City, MD

[plyand glass]

Hey Chris,
Looks good, I like what you did on the console we threw together,the profile looks just right. Glad to see it finally come together!
Give me a shout when you get it back home ,like to see how she runs!

[Captain Jay Kavanagh]

Got to see the hull come together in Dave's shop.

Can't wait to see the finished product!

[yakfishnick]

Looks like that will be another fine custom ride. Love these posting of people creating their own vessels. Can't wait to see the finished product. Keep the pics coming!