First I want to say this has been one of the most taxing projects that I have done/doing. Everything I touch needs to be modified or "adjusted". I have been working on this and re-doing a house at the same time so when funds permit I put it into the boat. I am so close right now, but I have to modify the back seat to clear the blower. I even have the wife helping out pulling staples so I can cut the back wood and fiberglass, hope it fits without taking it to the upholstery guy $$. Anyway here are some pics. I have some tidying up to do such as secure all the braided lines, wires and hoses.
I hope to get it wet next week. I know it is late in the season, but the month of June was all rain all the time.
 Well here are the pics so far.
T.J.

TJ as usual you just amaze me with your attention to detail, and your abilities to machine or weld, or fabricate whatever, and nothing mickey mouse Your Nordic is looking badass , makes my Nordic look like a, well never mind   Good luck with getting her wet, and be safe

That is by FAR the sweetest thing I've ever seen. And also seems functional and useable as a driver! Congratulations! You've set the bar pretty damn high on standards around here!

X2 on hoping the water tests go OK. No doubt they will, except for wanting bigger tanks so you don't have to cut your day short with it!

Ray

SSSCHWIIIING!!!   holy shit that turned out nice, excellent work and very very clean looking, good luck with the testing.

Update. Got alot done with the seat today to clear the blower belt and the pulley. I mocked it up and have one inch of clearence. I need to do a little glassing and pull the vinyl back and staple it. Then in it goes.
Thanks to the old Man for the wood fab skills. Did I say I hate wood.
T.J.

Holy Crap that looks good! Great job, congrats! 

V-I-D-E-O 

We need to see the money shot from this build!

completly bad f@@@@@g ass!!   absoulutly awesome job on the entire project, congrats and PLLLLEEEEAAAASSSEEE  get a video of that monster in action