I got a "Daycruiser" too, still need a little work but I'll get to it soon 

X2; Motorhome, Truck, Car, Dune buggy, jetboat, daycruiser, work truck, three boat trailers, motorcycle trailer, and looking for a Dual sport motorcycle

 I got 4 boats, one truck, one car, and one motorcycle.  But that Tahiti is different ,        it runs  . 

Besides that Tahiti is not ugly enough to live here

 Are you sure about that ?   Its got a clean motor (under that dirt, somewhere) that sounds mean (translation = he runs it on the trailer with no water, all the time)  and its pretty fast too  (I wont even go there) 

Not without paramedics in attendance !! 

 Tom, looks like you've seen me ski  . 

 helpful hint =  Duct tape will only hold your broken ankle together for 2 days before you need to see the doctor    , trust me .   

 Did you ever find anything bigger ?  Like a 28 or more . 

 Beav, did the boat have a 1350 shaft in there before ? 
 There are two standard shafts used , the 1310 and the 1350, plus a few odd ball ones.  The standard 1350 is about an inch longer than a 1310, if I remember right.  So, if your trying to upgrade you might need to move the motor forward. 

 Give Tom or Josh a call (JBP 805-446-4719) they can explain it better and should have what you need in stock. 

Finally finished building my gate in my sideyard to keep my neighbor off my ass

Now I can begin working on what will next years boat , My little jet is all apart on the garage floor looking dejected,how do you get more time doing what you want? , seems like something always comes up...

More to come.

 That's a question I'd love to know the answer to !! 

 A little more progress    .   

 The pump brace / drive shaft hoop is mounted (what a bit## !!!), but it fits perfect.   Now I can tension the alt belt without pulling the pump to one side  . 




 Brackets for the batt and the diverter handle are done and mounted.  Excuse the mess, it was late 
 
 We also made the mounts for the ride plate adjusters today. So that's all ready to go together, I just need to get some bolts for it (pics to come).  Only things left are to mount the seats , finish the ride plate, and cut the dash for the steering / gauges.  Than pull it back apart,finish the floors and put it all back together again  .   Its getting there 

Jeff were bummed !! what can we do to help you get there ?? 

Jeff,
Who cares if your boat is done or not. Just come up and hang out. There will be plenty of other boats around to play with. See you in a couple weeks .

Jeff--say it isn't so. Don't worry about the boat--I've got plenty of room. Hey, I've even got an extra boat you could tow over if you want. You know you want to come--Give me a call.
Mark--"Sanger Pete"
(559) 917-1785

  Thanks guys,
  Its not a matter of parts, I have 99.9% of what I need, now its just time.  I was out looking at it last night and I know I could have it on the water in time, but it wouldn't be something I would be proud to own ( not going to happen !!! ) .  I still need to finish the rest of the mock-up/fab work than strip the whole boat down to nothing again to do the final finish on the floors ( I didn't do it before because I didn't want to be walking around on metal shavings on the fresh shinny floor) And than reassemble it ( all polished and pretty  ).
 I will probably just shoot over for the day, it wont take long to get there on the bike as long as I stay away from the man

   Thanks v-drive video.   Now thats internet porn !!!
  Someday I'll have one like that 

 OK, you guys want to see Retro, here's a pic Brian sent me of my Eliminator in its original colors .  I thought it would be cool someday to restore it back to the original colors,  until I saw the pics 

 He nick named it the booger boat 


 And I don't remember whose boat this is or where I swiped the pic from but the black / wood boat makes me drool every time I look at it !!!!

 Another jet hydro for sale 

 This one looks to be more of a tunnel bottom than a true hydro (second to last pic).   I like it 
   http://fresno.craigslist.org/boa/790190248.html

Yes, this one's the keeper. (The Rayson Craft has been into a partnership with one of my good friends and hotrod/chopper fabricator, we're going to tear into after Labor Day)  78 Hallett 19', 468 BBC (520HP), fresh Cyclone Marine Berk pump, diverter, OG gel still intact, nice interior. Not going to change a thing, just gonna enjoy it.

 Yea right  .  How many people believe that last sentence      .

 Very nice find Skip, cant wait to see it on the water.