Classic Australian Wooden Power Boat Association

Good progress Ken. You don't stuff around. That hull doesn't look too bad from what I can see.

Well it was Waggott powered after all! I wonder what the weight difference would have been between Screaming Eagle and WagOn? I was only talking to Ian Harvey a couple of weeks ago. At that stage I think Screaming Eagle then was powered with a crossflow Grey. I'd imagine the Seacraft would be a bloo...

It was good to catch up today Bob and have a sticky at Nirvana. You're making steady progress which is great to see.
I'm looking forward to your future updates.

That Seacraft is very very tempting. I don't think the minister of war and finance would approve the purchase.

Bloody good work Bob. Not your circular saw job I see. Personally I think it's worth the time if you can keep patterns as it would be a great help when it comes time to putting it back together. That and taking a lot of photos which I'm sure you're also doing. Next week I'm coming up to do a test la...

Another great weekend. Thanks to all that could come and make it such a great and enjoyable event. Bob your pics are superb as usual. You are quickly rising to the mantle of "Club Photographer". We'll have to create the position though!

Just some touch up work on the paint, a clean inside, some wetting out, and some water time. So no not yet Bob lol. She's a runner atleast. Camper gets a test run tomorrow, off to Dargo.

Made a few things shiny and slippery. Should be good for a few mph more!

10th coat on. Time to walk away. The 9th coat crinkled up a bit so had to do a sand back then this coat. There's bugger all wind free weather between now and Wagga so I was lucky this morning. Hoping to get some water time before then. Just a few more jobs left to do. Nothing major though. DSC_0005 ...

Hefty bit of kit. You sure it's just a dog clutch?