Classic Australian Wooden Power Boat Association

Could run two pick ups that join into one to for your raw water feed into the heat exchanger. That's what I've done on a couple boats, no strainers.

Quickly Too was kindly brought across from Tassie to South Australia and is now owned by my father Gary, who'd always wanted a rear seater Hydro. We've taken her out a couple of times and I did a few laps at Goolwa, she certainly goes well. Thanks again Chris. https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10...

So good to see Nova back on the water. Well done Greg, Alan and everyone involved.

I was just about to ask about insurance because the cover for Jayme II through through AB Phillips, NM Insurance has increased nearly 25% and I wondered whether anyone was still using them or people have found other insurers? Thanks

Only 4 coats on the deck at the moment. I’ll do at least a couple more and see what it looks like.

Getting some coats on the deck and the inside if Lowanna.
It's been slow progress but I'm getting closer to the fun end.

Those garboard planks, ribs and support timbers between the ribs and the garboard planks have been done the same as Jayme II.

Interesting looking engine.

Paid for Dad & I, sent payment to the new BSB account.

Well done on the build, looks fantastic!