pretty clean Brendella with a built olds

https://modesto.craigslist.org/boa/d/la-grange-brendella-bubble-top/7269103341.html

Also, yes I’m aware that the orange on the boat and trailer don’t match lol.


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Thank you all for the kind words. We’ve been putting in serious work trying to get this thing finished before it gets too hot to work on. Hoping to have it polished and put back together by next weekend.
As far as power goes, I’m just putting the old 454 back in it. Maybe next year when my pockets aren’t hurting from the paint job I’ll put a little extra work in the motor, build it to a 468 and rebuild the pump. Or if I play my cards right, in a couple years I’ll enter the forbidden world of LS. There was a twin turbo LS powered Kona at LS fest that got the gears turning in my head. Good thing those gears drowned out the sound of my wallet screaming🤪


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Aaaaaaaaand finally and weeks of prep and paint, the final product after clear was shot

My father in law shot the base coat on top without me so I wasn’t able to get pictures of that, but here’s the white base with the lines getting taped out for where the orange is going

The fun part started when the primer went down and I could start to see a major transformation already

Sanding and filling cracks

Well after finishing the final major milestone of this project, I figured now would be a good time to throw up some pictures of my progress so far. Here's my 1976 Rogers Bonneville TR that I've had for about 6 years and I've finally had the time and funds to give it the proper treatment she deserves.

http://phoenix.craigslist.org/wvl/boa/5647361063.html
If that description ain't a kick in the nuts, I don't know what is lol. Looks like a clean boat and its going for cheap.

https://orangecounty.craigslist.org/boa/5611148159.html
no pictures, but it's a Rogers.


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https://mohave.craigslist.org/boa/5553720737.html


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You're going to have to grind out that whole area well into the parent material at least 3 or 4 inches. Fill in the whole area with fiberglass , smooth, then apply gelcoat to match. I imagine the inside is the same? Is it only on one side or both sides? You'll have to find out what causes that. Water leak ,maybe wrong material used for a plug , maybe "hull slap". I really don't think grinding with a dremel and some epoxy is a fix. Good luck bro.

It's not doing the same on the inside, just the outside.


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Pretty clean Carrera.
https://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/boa/5531228773.html


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