shinglman

Love my 382 but had a great time in my 311. Some day I think I will buy another one.

bigmike253

Well I've been hanging around here long enough, its about time I became a member and posted a picture or two.

1979 Formula 233 Interceptor
Engines: Mercruiser 300 Tempest motors
Outdrives: Alpha Ones gen I
Currently going through a full restoration

Completed Jobs:
Fully strip interior down to bare hull
Rebuilt stringer system and bulkheads following original layout plus some additional support. Used 3/4 marine ply and 1"x12" pine. All cased in with bi-axial 1700 and west systems epoxy resin. New deck with a few layers of 1700 and 5.7 oz bi-axial finished with Sea-Hawk Tuff stuff primer and Kiwi grip (love that stuff).
Made new dash panels equipped with all new teleflex eclipse gauges and a Flo-scan twinscan coming soon
Rewired entire boat with new switch panels, breakers, and dual deep cycle/starting batteries.



http://s1032.photobucket.com/albums/...=P92502271.jpg

More to come, dont mind the old rusty trailer

bigmike253

can you guys see the pic?

314joey

Looks like you have four in the photobucket link but I only got to see just the first one, but none directly on your post.

bigmike253

hmm, not sure what to do then. I posted the link and the link incased in the [IMG] brackets. Any ideas on how to get a direct post?

314joey

You should be able to go to "post reply" the click "manage attachments" and dump some pics and you should be good.

sprink58

[IMG][/IMG]

I do it this way. Go to your photo bucket album, select a pic. Click on the image link which copies it to your clip board. Come to OSO and start a thread. Pic the insert a picture icon and paste the link of the image in the space provided...that paste the link to a spot where your cursor is in the thread or reply to thread.Repeat this process for each pic you want to insert.I just did this for the pic of your port side in this reply.

bigmike253

sweet thanks! She should be up and running before long!

masi242

Good to see some of these old boats live on

propwash