That looks amazing. I like the post configuration. I assume that's a custom welding job. What are the dimension of the table top so I can try to replicate.
2005 Rinker 360 Fiesta Vee Hull Construction? Wondering if the hull is all fiberglass with NO Wood in stringers and transom. I thought I read somewhere that was the case. If anyone has any information on the hull assembly please post here.
Moved the inverter to the bow. I am trying to get weight forward as well as to port. Debating whether to eliminate the dedicated thruster battery/charger and to use the lithium instead.
In another post about La Rea’s new (and absolutely stunning)
boat, @earl1z19 said that the changes that you make to the boat that you buy is
what makes the new boat yours. That made so much sense to me and had me
thinking about the work the I have done on my boat in the short time since I
bought it last summer.
Here is a partial list so far:
- new Hill Marine 4x4 props
- new front strataglass with uzips (upside down – frowns)
- replaced the Raymarine E80 with Garmin 942
- new dash - replaced all the gauges with new panels and VesselView7
(thanks @YYZRC )
- replaced the broken icemaker with a cabinet (thanks
again @YYZRC )
- added steering sensor to VesselView
- replaced cockpit carpets with new duraweave teak snap-in
carpets from Matworks
- reupholstered the cockpit seat cushions (bottoms only)
- added 3 new 3 color LED arch lights (thanks @diggin2day1 )
A friend of mine also tells me that your boat doesn't need to be 100% this year but it does need to be better than last year. This helps makes some goals more attainable and give you a sense of accomplishment. I also dont know anyone who doesn't have a "to-do" list that owns a boat.
A friend of mine also tells me that your boat doesn't need to be 100% this but it does need to be better than last year. This helps makes some goals more attainable and give you a sense of accomplishment. I also dont know anyone who doesn't have a "to-do" list that owns a boat.
Love that. I don’t know anyone with a boat that doesn’t have their next boat planned out…
Here is a pic of the new snap in carpet. I am really happy with it. It dries quickly and feels great to step on. I hear it gets hot in the sun, so will wait to see how that goes.
Oh, and my favorite addition is my custom table that @diggin2day1 made me. It is absolutely beautiful and the quality and attention to detail is incredible, even on the bottom!).
If you have a 330/340 or 350/360, the swim platform cleats allow rainwater into the swim platform underside (even with the cleat drains installed). The water pools at the center of the swim platform which causes a ton of humidity and thus mold. I added these aluminum dams (1” angle aluminum with 3M 4000) to prevent the water from getting to the center. Working perfectly!
Hurley H3O+ modifications complete. Replaced the entire winch arm assembly with custom SS rails perfect for hoisting the dinghy. The whole setup is slick; really happy with how it turned out.
Ras @diggin2day1 was active today. He doesn't go more than 3 days without logging on. Some members bought larger boats and have moved on but the forum has a very strong backing.
2002 342 Fiesta Vee PC Point Of Pines YC Revere MA. popyc.org raybo3@live.com
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I cut a black sticker to cover the center part of the switch plate so that it looked nice.
What are the dimension of the table top so I can try to replicate.
Wondering if the hull is all fiberglass with NO Wood in stringers and transom.
I thought I read somewhere that was the case. If anyone has any information on the hull assembly please post here.
In another post about La Rea’s new (and absolutely stunning) boat, @earl1z19 said that the changes that you make to the boat that you buy is what makes the new boat yours. That made so much sense to me and had me thinking about the work the I have done on my boat in the short time since I bought it last summer.
Here is a partial list so far:
- new Hill Marine 4x4 props
- new front strataglass with uzips (upside down – frowns)
- replaced the Raymarine E80 with Garmin 942
- new dash - replaced all the gauges with new panels and VesselView7 (thanks @YYZRC )
- replaced the broken icemaker with a cabinet (thanks again @YYZRC )
- added steering sensor to VesselView
- replaced cockpit carpets with new duraweave teak snap-in carpets from Matworks
- reupholstered the cockpit seat cushions (bottoms only)
- added 3 new 3 color LED arch lights (thanks @diggin2day1 )
- new custom cockpit table (thanks @diggin2day1 )
- replaced 2 Oceanair shades in the cabin (screens were broken)
- replaced Faria depth gauge (nothing wrong with the old one, just wanted a new color to match the VV&7)
- VHF antenna (went with 4’ Shakespeare 5400xt)
- new cockpit tv mount
- change out clarion wired remotes (couldn’t read the old ones anymore)
- changed the radio "on" from the key to a rocker switch named "stereo"
- new hot water heater
- added 4 chamber shampoo/body wash dispenser in shower (no bottles flying around anymore)
Still a lot on my “to do” list that I have not tackled yet, but not a bad start at making someone else’s 350 EC “mine”!