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This may have been posted here before, but I haven't seen it. What this guy did with a classic 13 is the most over-the-top, yet totally cool rebuild I have ever seen. No expense was spared on this transformation, and the result is remarkable:
Yes, that was a beautiful project, but could have saved a Bunch of weight utilizing dense board instead of plywood.
Really like the way he did the console.
Check out this project over at
www.thehulltruth.com/boating-outdoor-photos/285430-custom-boston-whaler-flats-boat-build-2.html
Great looking job. Only thing is most boat builders don't use plywood anymore as a core material for decks, as eventually rot sets in. I would have used a dense core foam material such as Divinnycil. A lot of money, time and craftsmanship went into this build, I think it would be better suited in a 16/17 foot Whaler/
