That thing looks sweet ,every time I see one of you guys 18 ft hot rods makes me want to get rid of my 21 ft crusier . I'm sure there are guys here that have had both, what do you  prefer ( I have a family and like to ski) Pros  and Cons chime in here guys I want  a hot rod.

Nice boat, Congrats.... Looks clean....

Looks great! When are we going to puddingstone to try her out?

got the motor out this weekend,and put the new freeze plugs in,the motor should be back in tomorrow.

Here's my new ride, sold the Challenger one hour later the Hondo was on it way home,needs a little TLC, sat for about one year.

Got the motor in today ,ripped the old wireing out and rewired the hole boat,thanks jetaholic with some of my questions,all that needs to be done is the fuel lines and install the tanks.

That looks SIK. 

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i was agreeing w/rod, your boat is looking very good

Looking Good

Thanks,hope to have  it in the water this weekend.

Swapmeet is this weekend , dick head is gonna be down from vegas too.

-beerjet-

I'll be there,looking for braided hose,?? I need it like yesterday,the hose I got is 5/8 I need 3/8 fuel any body need 20' of 5/8 fuel and t valve and fitting's stainless steal.

How much? Shipped to 92021 El Cajon.

Send me a PM with your #

Just saw this thread. Nice boat... That belonged to my friend Steve Keller.

AN Fittings


      "AN" (Army Navy) Sizes were established by the aerospace industry. The
      measurements represent the O.D. (outside diameter) of rigid metal tubes.
      Basically, dash sizes are the numerators of fractions with a denominator
      of 16.

      EXAMPLE:

      -6 is equal to 6/16 in. which is equal to 3/8 in.
      -8 is equal to 8/16 in. which is equal to 1/2 in.

      In the examples above, a -6 AN fitting would work with a pipe that has a
      3/8 in. O.D. A -8 AN fitting would be used with 1/2 in. O.D. pipe.

      Here's a simple chart, just in case you don't want to do the math.

              -02 AN is equal to 1/8 in.
              -03 AN is equal to 3/16 in.
              -04 AN is equal to 1/4 in.
              -05 AN is equal to 5/16 in.
              -06 AN is equal to 3/8 in.
              -08 AN is equal to 1/2 in.
              -10 AN is equal to 5/8 in.
              -12 AN is equal to 3/4 in.
              -14 AN is equal to 7/8 in.
              -16 AN is equal to 1 in.
              -20 AN is equal to 1 1/4 in.
              -24 AN is equal to 1 1/2 in.
              -32 AN is equal to 2 in.



      The most commonly used fittings are adapters. These adapters connect an AN
      fitting to a pipe thread fitting. Most fuel pumps, regulators, and
      canister type fuel filters, come with pipe thread inlet/outlet ports. In
      order to use braided line, the ports need to be changed to a AN type of
      fitting. This is when a "pipe to AN adapter" is needed.

pm sent.  Is 5/8 -6 or -8?

it's - 8 call you tomorrow