We promised an update on this project, and we are delivering the final chapter with it now all finished. Although there is more to do, the owner is taking it from here, with all the back-breaking sanding, painting done and main components installed, all that’s left is the fitting up of deck gear, lights and […]
Restoration and Remodel Project – Boat Repairs and Refurbishments Lake Macquarie NSW
You may remember this project we have in our shop at the moment which we had in an April post. This is an unbranded 18 foot FRP hull which we are restoring and remodeling to suit the owners requests. It was fitted with an inboard diesel engine with a moulded prop tunnel recessed into the […]
Masters 34 Transom Door – Boat Modifications Newcastle NSW
When you get a bit older you find that you need a few comforts. This couple recently purchased this Masters 34 power cruiser but it had no transom door to access the boat from the generous duckboard behind it! Luckily this was a single skin transom making the fitment of the new door easier. The […]
Refurb & Customize Project – Boat Modifications Port Stephens NSW
We are currently working on re-modelling and refurbishing this unbranded 18ft half cabin that is a family favourite. Being of the vintage of when the hulls were built pretty solid, this oldie has good bones and the owner tells us that she is a great sea boat. So rather than scrap it the owners want […]
Blackfin 24 Project – Boat Refurbishments Medowie NSW
This Blackfin 24 was in for major hull repairs in March last year. The boat had suffered a severe collision with a navigation marker which had obliterated the Starboard bow section. They were lucky to get home with the damage just above the water level. Done in stages, we started with the structural repairs, getting […]
Barcrusher Console Mod – Boat Modifications Newcastle NSW
Every now and again we get a curly little job come in. This customer had just bought his brand new center console Barcrusher but it wouldn’t fit in the garage, the console windscreen was about 6 inches too high! The first thought was to trim the acrylic windscreen and side plates down but then on […]