1979 24 pantera se restoration/class 6 build
06-07-2024, 09:34 AM
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06-07-2024, 09:35 AM
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Your project looks really good. Nice work!
I like the tying in of the back seat to the lower hull. Mine was tied at the corners near my battery boxes and the port side has separated (port side had minimal linear tie in).
If Inhad to do it again, I’d do something like you did.
One thing I’d consider is that the engine room gets a lot of fresh air from the gunnel vents. You have blocked that completely off, from the looks of it. Maybe drill a couple 3” or so vent holes on the sides.
again, nice work.
I like the tying in of the back seat to the lower hull. Mine was tied at the corners near my battery boxes and the port side has separated (port side had minimal linear tie in).
If Inhad to do it again, I’d do something like you did.
One thing I’d consider is that the engine room gets a lot of fresh air from the gunnel vents. You have blocked that completely off, from the looks of it. Maybe drill a couple 3” or so vent holes on the sides.
again, nice work.
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vintage chromoly (06-16-2024)
06-12-2024, 08:53 AM
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Wow, you guys do nice work! That Pantera should rip !!!! Lookin forward to the finished product, please keep the progress pics coming.
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06-17-2024, 07:37 AM
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holy ****, small world. I dont know how I stumbled upon this post, but I am 99% sure that was a local to me boat, used to see it out in Puget sound all the time. Amazing work! I have a picture of it on the other side of the dock from my pachanga that really shows the width differance.
06-17-2024, 12:57 PM
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holy ****, small world. I dont know how I stumbled upon this post, but I am 99% sure that was a local to me boat, used to see it out in Puget sound all the time. Amazing work! I have a picture of it on the other side of the dock from my pachanga that really shows the width differance.
out in washington state?
