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A second payment of $500 is due December 1st
            A third payment of $500 is due  December 15th
            The last payment of $500 is due January 1st
                          Total cost $1995.00 ( current boat show special )



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Building                  Memories
Multi-Generational Build
Imagine the memories you will build with your children or grandchildren when you assemble this boat together!
"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did.  So throw off the bowlines, sail away from the safe harbor.  Catch the trade winds in your sails.  Explore. Dream. Discover.".
Prototype #2 with Ribbon Stripe Sapele BS 1088 Marine Plywood and 7 coats of varnish! Due to time restrictions of getting the build done in one weekend. We will teach you how to apply varnish like a pro. You will go home with a quart of varnsish.. enough for at least 6 coats!
How does a child spell LOVE?    T...I...M...E
Please, click on the link above for a five minute movie that will remind you of how a child's perspective is different from ours as grownups! You will find it rewarding!
"to the world you might just be one person......
but to one person you might just be the world!"
Prototype #2 with Ribbon Stripe Sapele BS 1088 Marine Plywood!
Prototype #2 Steering and Power sub assembly ready to install in the boat. Note the flooring. We had originally planned to paint the floor, but "personalized" the boat further with Nautolex flooring.  This can be done anytime after you get your boat home.
Also note the black box at the side of the assemlby - this is an on board charger!
Prototype #2 Steering and Power sub assembly installed in the boat. The button below the steering wheel is the on off switch. If a child panics they typically let go of the controls..... stopping the boat.
Prototype #2
Installing your Steering and Power sub assembly into the boat is a four step process. Fist place the assmbly in the boat, install the battery (yes it comes complete with a battery!),  slide the assembly into place, and fasten down with screws.
The battery will give 100 minutes of enjoyment at full throttle all the time!
The motor and rudder assembly consists of one modified Minn Cota 30 lb thrust trolling motor and some fabricated tiller and through hull parts.
Close up of dash:
Amp Gauge, Volts Gauge, key switch, light switch and socket to plug in trolling motor
The seating option is a bit more spartan than this. We personalized our boat by forgoing the upholstery option and customizing our upholstery to match that of our 1960 Chris Craft Capri!
The upholstery option is for two colors. the seat one color and the piping (trim) another. You may choose to "Personalize" your boat further after the build in the same way!
The kits are awaiting their builders! Here you see the kit, the floor boards, and supplies. Also included are the motors, battery, gauges, wiring, the works!
We thought we ought to show some test information.... not only is it beautiful, but with approximately 160 pounds it only drafts to the boot stripe line!  It held 350 pounds and handled safely!  The speed with 160 pounds of payload is faster than a brisk walk ... we estimate 4mph! The trolling motor has 5 speeds forward and 3 speeds in reverse!
Click Here to see pictures of the families building their boats!
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Hey Paul-

I wanted to tell you how much fun(and work) it was to build that boat.

My three boys and I haven’t had a chance to spend time together like this in a long time. Every night when we got back to the hotel, we would talk about the day and then do all kinds of reminiscing about crazy things that we experienced growing up. It was a riot.
I would like to thank you and Brad for your generous efforts to make our boat a success. Whenever we needed a tool or help you guys were there.

John

PS: if you are ever in the Milwaukee area, give me a call. Maybe I can return some of that hospitality.



Hi Paul-



Well we launched our little boat on Labor day. All the relatives and friends were there. It was a huge hit and the thing actually floats!


The famiies above are designing their graphics for the transom of their boat with a Local Graphics designer!
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