I going to go look at the boat next week.. Pretty sure I can pick it up for a good price.. Just didn't know a hole lot about the hulls? I know their are like gen 1,2 and 3s? With different setbacks? I just didn't want to be the one that got the pc hull that nobody wants?


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Just squirting I look at some of the build pics on that boat.. I'm pretty sure it was that boat? That's a nice ride!


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Guy says says it has a 468 and runs 80? But I think everybody's runs 80 when they trying to sell them? Lol


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Guys just wondering about this hull? It's a 1983 placecraft jet, I have seen that their are quite a few variations of the placecraft tunnel hulls and was wondering if this would be a good lake boat / haul ass hull? Thanks for any input guys..




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Ok here's the ugly!! I don't think it's really that bad? It did not get into the bottom of the hull? I think just more cosmetic than anything? I just want to do the repair once and have it last!!

Thanks for the help guys!!


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Any luck gt jets?

Thanks
Jason

gt jets its a 1976 eliminator bubble deck..

i have good accsess to the inside of the repair spot, so that will not be to big of A deal. well other than laying on your back and glassing over your head? lol but at least i can get to it to do the work!

yeah i know its not going to be dead on? but i would think it would be a lot closer than me trying to build it back up to match it? as far as the slight contour in the top of the boat and the raised ridge that runs around the outside edge of the boat.. just didnt know about doing glass work on top of the other side of the boat? once i got the plug made i could sand it to get it smooth before i layed the glass in for the repair pice?

has anyone ever tried to use one side of their boat to make a repair mold for the other side?? this weekend my steering cable boroke and i put my boat up on the bank and hit a tree.. put a pretty nasty hole in the deck of the boat and the side?? did not get into the bottom of the boat or the nose of the boat, was just wondering why i couldnt use the other side of the boat to make a plug so i could fiberglass the repair section? just wasent sure of trying to do this on top of my jelcoat? didnt know if i could just wax the hell out of it and be okay or is their was some kind of relase agent i could put on it? again just talking out my a@@,but seems like a good idea when i pretty much have a mirror image on the other side of the boat instead of trying to rebuild it from scratch??

thanks for any input guys!!

trying to post some pics of mine but having a little trouble? will try again in a little bit

ok guys excuse all the questions here just trying not to mess anything up if i dont have to? the top lip on my level in the pic is just about an 1/8 inch thick. so if i mark the loader with a sharpie and cut it even with the mark on the level it should put me about an 1/8 below the keel? witch should give me a good starting point? does this sound about right? then i could start making small cuts from their.

thanks
jason