SoCal Jet Boats
Classifieds => Project Boats For Sale => Topic started by: BOOST on September 12, 2008, 12:50:57 PM
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Thinking of removing the wood grain not dig in it at all maybe going orange or white what do you guys think.
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I thing you should leave the wood and buy a 70's Ford Station Wagon with wood sides to tow it with >:D
J/K ;D
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Sand it all down and paint it blue.......
Would make as much sense as taking the grain off , its a beautiful boat. But go ahead and phuk it up :screwy:
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leave it
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Leave it!!!!!
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Brian . Fuk with something else bro . :D
-beerjet-
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thats a fine specimen of a floater=looks fine =nothing better that original
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Fucn boat is tits...get the wagon too
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Don't do it. The wood grain is what makes these boats classic.
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I gotta agree with the rest. Keep it! Looks good just the way it is.
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leave the damn thing alone, it is bit*hen as it sits, if you start changing it you will never be satisfied, trust me i know :banghead:
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leave the damn thing alone, it is bit*hen as it sits, if you start changing it you will never be satisfied, trust me i know :banghead:
never satisfied thats it,all ready found another boat: :banghead::thanks guys
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leave it
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One of the coolest cruisers I have ever seen had the "simulated wood grain" and the guy took it to a pinstriper and had lines striped lenthwise and breaks vertically then had screw plus painted to make the wood look like planks like an old Chris, made a huge differvce in the feel of the boat, people stopped to look at it everywhere he went.
I like the look of the wood.