No one else on KZread would make an entire restoration into one video, thanks keep it up!!!!

@stopspam420

3 жыл бұрын

Not just the restoration, but how well it works after!!

@retro8696

2 жыл бұрын

I really don't mind if there more then one video I can understand why some don't do one long video.

@adambgunn

2 жыл бұрын

ikr? very satisfying.

@d4ndle

Жыл бұрын

seriously, kudos. So nonsense, give us what we want!

That’s cool that the Warner brothers bought your truck

Looks good. Anytime you drill a hole in a boat it's a good idea to drill the holes out bigger than the hardware you'll be using. Then fill the holes back in with thickened epoxy and drill the final holes through the epoxy slug that you put in there previously. This does two things, it prevents water from leaking around the screw and rotting out the wodden core under the fiberglass, and in the event that your boat has a foam core it prevents the clamping forces from the hardware squishing the foam which let's water in and causes the hardware to loosen up over time. It takes a little longer, but it will make a huge difference in the lifespan of any fiberglass boat.

@Omgbelle-zx2yi

Жыл бұрын

Lmfao infer the fiber glass you realize bots are made in three main pieces and are clamped together right and your epoxy “trick” is about the dumbest shot I ever heard in my life drill the hole bigger and epoxy it instead of using marine 5200 to seal it like every boat builder in the world does

@destinypirate

Жыл бұрын

@@Omgbelle-zx2yi Went right over your head. Thru hulls are about ''clamping bots'' together. Once the epoxied hole cures, then the fitting hole is drilled through - During installation of the fitting 5200 is applied to seal and bond to the epoxy.

@destinypirate

Жыл бұрын

That's correct Jacob - It's best to not drill a much larger whole, but rather to use a dremel to clear out a collar between the fiberglass skins. Then use epoxy with fiberglass microspheres as the filler. - Wax coat the thru hull, or an equal sized plastic fitting - and install this to set the epoxy/glass form. After a day remove this , clean, and install the fitting with 5200. - All thru hull fittings should be stainless or bronze. Plastics are just a time bomb.

@ct1762

10 ай бұрын

yes but i always thought if the hole is too small, it promotes cracking and crazing of gelcoat. I put tape over it for this reason, and drill the hole about 30 thou larger if i can. same result, different reasons kinda thing i guess.

Such a sick set up!! Love this build! 🔥🔥

@fishingwiththegarzaboys4996

3 жыл бұрын

Your the 🐐

@AdamBrownAdventures

3 жыл бұрын

Ahh Yeahh!

@CSE_Sports_Camp

3 жыл бұрын

yo yo yo I love your Chanel!!

@vancesnider5764

3 жыл бұрын

You have the same biat

@vancesnider5764

3 жыл бұрын

Boat

I think a tour of the marine junkyard would make a good video.

@jefffydirchuk9558

3 жыл бұрын

We have one within an hours drive of us. Never been there but it's definitely on our to-do list

@MastaT_150

3 жыл бұрын

I think so too! I wish we had things like where I live. I can spend hours just walking around a junkyard looking at stuff.

@djmjr77

3 жыл бұрын

Do you know where this marine junkyard is?

@OTAlucard

3 жыл бұрын

@@djmjr77 it's probably the one In Clearwater. I've been there before. Pretty cool place

@djmjr77

3 жыл бұрын

@@OTAlucard i think one of the other comments identified it as Dans which is in Clearwater as you said. Thanks for replying!! Its a 3hr drive for me, but would love to visit.

You are absolutely killing it! These are the quality videos I come to expect from you. I always look forward to seeing what you’re up to next. Please keep them coming!

You know, all machines have a "mech soul", and I can still hear that boat's lil' soul screaming in joy that you found her, rescued her, and brought her back from the graveyard. You guys did a fantastic job. Think of all the good mech vibes you bring forward with your hard work. Keep at it, best wishes always. I just luv this stuff! You are truly talented!

@CB-rv2lj

2 жыл бұрын

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Kudos to you guys. Something tells me even if you do have problems with that boat it'll be no problem and better off for it. Actually was a very motivating video. Thanks!

You guys do great work. I love seeing the transformation from tired to “WOW”.

When you first gave a tour of what you had just bought, I thought you were in trouble, but seeing the amount of work you put it, I am very impressed. Nice work, came out amazing.

I enjoy your videos and not only seeing how you envision the boat and bring it to fruition, but I really enjoy seeing what an enterprising young man can accomplish through vision and hard work. Keep it up.

Just watched and commented on my first video watched of yours about the check engine light procedure on Honda EFI engine. So this would be only the second video of yours I've seen. Same as last time it's just such a pleasure to see someone doing things the correct way no shortcuts and very much like myself went above and beyond the average person. So again thanks for putting in the work so others can enjoy. P. S. Great camera work also the drone video was a nice touch!

I think this is the nicest one you’ve done to date. I’d have a hard time letting it go!

@odirleylima

3 жыл бұрын

100% agree I would also! 🤔

Just subscribed! Appreciate all the hard work and effort that you guys put into the boat! Brought it back to life! Keep the restorations coming awesome job 🤙👍

love the channel. been here since day one. I've done some small remodels and sold a couple boats as well. love that your channel shows people you don't need a million dollar shop to re-do these boats.

New to your channel! I was raised on the water back in NY back in the 70s, and boats were my life growing up. Used to take care of my dads 37 Searay, and was paid to take care of 3 of my neighbors Bertram 35s. Offshore fishing 2 days a week too. My biggest fish was a 15 ft mako,still have the teeth! Awesome the job you guys did!!

You should put a wedge piece of aluminum on the transom matching the same holes for the ladder bracket to change the angle of the ladder making it easier to use and get in the boat. What a as the final cost after all the upgrades?

That battery cable brought back a memory. Was in Bimini and got invited to fish with some of my friend's neighbors in their 20' center console. Trolling when the engine died. I went to the stern and saw the positive cable burned off the terminal. I clamped it back on with vice grips. Stepping off the boat later, I mentioned to the guy to remember to fix the terminal. I later heard that 2 weeks after, the guy broke down off of Port Everglades while being chased by blue flashing lights and loaded down with bales of weed. He went to the stern, replaced the vice grips, went back to the console and hit the key with his knee, breaking it off. He did 2 years in the slammer.

@craigmowrey3627

Жыл бұрын

Did you get his boat? Cheap!

Wow... The "Are we eyeballing this? No! There's measurements!" Is the most relatable thing ever 🤣🤣

That was a lot of work and skill you guys put into the restore of that boat.. Super impressive! (As always)

I love exploring Don's Marine salvage. They always have the most interesting things. Been going for almost 30 yrs.

@aaronmenzies2134

3 жыл бұрын

Shit i worked there in 2009 2010

Great job! Suggestion on the Transom Ladder. I have the same ladder but have an angled transom similar to your build. They make an angled bracket to offset the angle of the transom and make using the ladder much more comfortable. It was good to see you had help to make your transformation.

Great channel. I really like seeing the renovations. Fiberglass boats will practically last for ever if they are taken care of. Your work is awesome. I would love to see a list of the products that you use on your builds. If you have not done one, a video of the products that you liked and the ones that you did not like would be cool. Paint choices, interior decking, LED lights, etc.

These resto videos are just amazing dude, please keep them coming! A boat junkyard tour would be cool too

Great video. Very good restoration. Loved the views of John's pass too. Brought back good memories. Cheers!

Man you guys knocked out that fibreglass like pro’s, what a great job man, gets me fired up for the upcoming boating season up here in Canada.

@iamrobboat

3 жыл бұрын

Is that July-September?

@dbk81

3 жыл бұрын

@@iamrobboat lol, I’m sure some parts of Canada might be that limited. But open water season usually fires up in May and goes till October, it’s all just a matter of how cold you like the water 🤣

wow...I'm very IMPRESSED. Greetings from Oregon....my wife and I are moving to FL and we talked about getting a boat. This video sure gives us some signs of relief as to we won't be emptying our bank savings for a boat. Your boat looks almost exactly what we are looking for. LOVE THE LIGHTS!

Man it's just so awesome to sit back and watch you take a boat that looks so destroyed and take it and make it look like brand new again. Between working on the motor and the body of the boat you do an awesome job. Especially doing it wearing flip-flops. I really like how you do all your work in flip-flops man. I am a flip-flop guy myself that's all I wear year round. Any work I do it in flip-flops. Awesome video keep up the good work.

What an insane deal. You guys did an awesome job on it. My dream is to live on a nice FL canal and have my own boat one day. Awesome stuff.

Dude you literally transformed that boat from death to life!

Time, Vision, Skills and TLC makes you the perfect guy for these sucessful projects...thanks for posting them!

Totally enjoyed this video...Its always nice to see a once forgotten boat lovingly restored and working great...Oh and the lights are fantastic...Sets the mood for easy cruising and laying back and just enjoying Life.

Dude this is awesome and inspiring. As someone who's looking into getting a boat and learning the lifestyle 🙌 Great video!

It would be cool if y’all left links to products you use in the restoration.

@benjigans1419

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I agree!

@davog1946

3 жыл бұрын

So all the links can go out of date? Have you heard of google?

@Tman813

3 жыл бұрын

@Carter Irvin I was just about to type the same thing. I would love to know all the exact products they use to make improvements.

@sekou3758

3 жыл бұрын

@@davog1946 Why you so uptight?

Great Boat Transformation Video. Been watching you awhile and you are getting better all the time. Keep up the great work.

Bro your KZread channel is one of my favorite channels amongst the many that I actually subscribe too. Post some more content I love seeing you get these boats and turning them into reliable fun vessels If I ever have any questions about something boating related I usually refer to your videos and it usually solves it.

No wonder why he hasent posted in forever great job on the boat btw

@2fast4you25

3 жыл бұрын

WONDER IF HES OKEY. 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

One man's trash is another man's treasure! Absolutely gorgeous!

watching this guy makes me want to go out and search for boats to fix! great job love your vids.. would love to hear you explain your thought process of why you're doing the things that you do to revive it.

Wow this was one of the best so far. I was wonder what you were going to do with the floor and the pad and painted accents, mint! Can't wait for the next one.

You never cease to amaze with your boat transformations. And yes that boat was a steal, that trailer is probably worth what you spent! Nice job.

@shugman3090

3 жыл бұрын

I know the motor was woomore than $2500

@stevenwalker9013

2 жыл бұрын

Motor new is well over 10k. A new 25hp is 4000. Motor may be 15 to 20

You guys are absolutely awesome at what you do. You make me really want to buy a boat. Amazing job!

Really nice running into you at The Landing last night man, keep up the great content!

Damn a dive boat, fishing boat and a day boat. Great transformation. Flipping cars, trucks and boats and making the deal work for you. I’m impressed and you should be proud of the business model you have created based on your knowledge and hard work.

I saw that you're using one of those harbor freight grinders, just one thing to mention: I had one and they didn't put enough grease in the gearset, which made mine die prematurely. I think if you take off the four screws holding the main gear cover and gear on, you can put grease in it and make it last a little longer!

aye he finally posted i’ve been checking every day😃

@benjigans1419

3 жыл бұрын

I've been checking every hour!

@patrickbateman2869

3 жыл бұрын

Y’all aren’t true fans I checked every minute 😃

@engine61truck69

3 жыл бұрын

I came here to say this finally!

you guys make it look so easy.. i would never be able to afford something like that here in Trinidad and Tobago , what I wouldn't do for a gift like that even something smaller with you guys added touch of flair !! Keep up the good work..

You know it is a crazy deal when even Thatboatguy says it’s a deal of a lifetime

Literally my dream boat I would take weekend trips to the keys on that thing Soo sick with that 300 just need some ac for the cabin at night haha it's FL after all

@rapidtransit8373

3 жыл бұрын

It does get hot and humid in southeast florida. I've lived here in Pompano bch. for 53 yrs. I think it gets worst every year. A.C.would be a must for wife and kids.

I'm not a boat guy but I do love doing restorations. Great vids! I subscribed.

pretty amazing rebuild that took a lot of work, Just got a sweet deal myself on a boat in the Uk and i am now looking forward to doing it up 🙂

Such a sick video and sick boat! I only have a gheenoe but this was very inspirational of what you can do to a boat yourself with determination! Thanks for the video, fair winds my guy!

wow, sometimes I wish I was a Floridian for all of the great deals you can find down there!

@zacpearson1878

3 жыл бұрын

I wish it was like that all the time man it’s really few and far between but some areas are a lot better than others

@RH-nc8uu

3 жыл бұрын

I'm in swfl - almost no good deals and when there is one it's sold in seconds

@evelingonzalez1128

3 жыл бұрын

Nothing but overpriced junk in Central Florida craigslist right now. .

“It’s in really good shape” 😂😂😂😂

Great job on the restoration on it. Looks fantastic.

Great restoration and a great deal, that boat deserved a new lease on life. Well done 👍

The 2 of you did a great job on the boat. The only thing I would have done differently is the ladder. Sure the one you placed on their is unnoticeable but how hard will it be to use it when your out in the open water and the boat is bobbing around. Your gonna wish there were handles on it.

Seems like forever since your last video, hopefully we will see more this Spring and Summer. I know I enjoy em!

Just found your channel and watched this amazing resto. Coincidentally Black Adam comes out today....gonna look hard for the military vehicle! Keep up the great content

One of my favorites! Just as good the second time around. Great editing, and drone work.

With those waterproof lights, silicone all of the glass to metal seams, the wire gasket and screw heads. Anywhere water can get in. They tend to always spring a leak and fog up otherwise. 5 minutes of seam caulking to save a few hours of replacing them :)

@SoCalSeaChaser

3 жыл бұрын

X2 🙌Try Boatlife Life Seal it’s a pretty good product to try out.

Where have you been? These are my favorite videos.

Dope! I’m glad we were able to see the entire build in 1 video

Happened across this, no Florida vacation for us thanks to covid this year, instantly subbed, look forward to your next vid👍💚

Imagine how much of that resin poured into those gaps ended up in the bilge area. I hope that new tank never has to be removed.

@MarshallSorenson

3 жыл бұрын

That plywood isn't going to last very long without resin and glass on every side. Should have wrapped the plywood and used stainless screws and marine caulk.

@surveysays8335

3 жыл бұрын

@@MarshallSorenson agreed. If you're doing that much work... Just lay up some glass and make better hatches.

Is anyone else rewatching this waiting for the next post

Wow, that was quite the steal and not too much work needed to restore it. Great job! LOVE the lights, they look awesome and very effective at night.

Excellent Video...love the simple explanations. Keep'em coming!

Crazy deal!

@MatthewTaylor28

3 жыл бұрын

love both of your guys channels

@mclemus57

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@ollieles8130

3 жыл бұрын

Yo no way love both of these channels

@hamishpittendrigh2025

3 жыл бұрын

Collaboration?

@GusMahn

3 жыл бұрын

What’s the other channel?

Anyone else waiting for this dude to post more videos?!

@nrxhavoc

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah for real im getting sleepy waiting for the next one lol

@koen8081

3 жыл бұрын

He is the only reason youtube is installed.

One of the best project boat I have ever seen!!!! You guys are amazing.

That is super awesome! Congratulations on your new boat purchase!!! Great videos! Thank you!!!

I absolutely love these videos, keep it up! I’m a 17 year old and I’m looking to get started into flipping boats and doing them just as well. Any advice for someone aspiring to do this kind of work?

At first it was like “maybe not the bargain “ but then after you spruced it up I was like Damn! That’s nice!

@ohdamnitsthatguy60

3 жыл бұрын

don't judge a boat by your first look at it.

Love the mood lighting, great job!

Would love to see you take some of these larger boats out off shore to see how they hold up in swell. Awesome as always, what a lucky place to live.

Pretty much all of the motors and boats you've done in the past are what would count as once in a lifetime deals for most people lol

You should let subscribers know when you list a boat for sale, you've done some that would be great boats for the Chesapeake bay.

@colefinch7535

2 жыл бұрын

Yea, this boat would be the perfect size for the Chesapeake bay.

Dude I am half way through watching this and have to say you are doing a great job! I can't wait to see the end result.

Sweet stuff , you men did a great job on that project it turned out clean and nice. 👍

If that unimog was a gas motor you would really have a problem. Ive heard that diesels have rod knock, but this is a whole new level

@stopspam420

3 жыл бұрын

@Island Mike Who the hell are you to go around telling people what they can and can't say!!! You tried to "correct" me about saying this was a great RESTORATION when, if you had as much intelligence as YOU think you do, you would have read the comments further and seen that A LOT of other people also called it a RESTORATION!!? NOOB!! You didn't make one complimentary comment to anyone. All you've done is make smart-assed remarks to good folks in here! Go back to your miserable life and leave good people alone, asshat.

@stopspam420

3 жыл бұрын

Jacob, you HEARD right about Unimogs. They were great machines that were capable of doing many tasks with the equipment add-ons the company offered. They offered farm and construction add-ons that made this a very useful vehicle at one time. Kinda like the Swiss army knife of trucks!! LOL.

@jimw6991

2 жыл бұрын

Don't believe that's a rod knock, it is likely injector noise and valve train

Awesome!

Excellent to see you working. I almost want to go buy myself a boat! 👍

just found ya feed, new boaty i am. motivational to do my own stuff. and seeing as i recently broke my are its good to see how much i can do with one arm ..lol

You have no idea how long I've been waiting for this best way to wake up

I’ve been waiting 🙏😩😩

thats a sweet project man, love how it turned out! We live in the same area, if you ever want to get out fishing let us know! always love the videos

Great video and you really turned her around with a little elbow grease. You’ve motivated me to get the lighting right on my boat.

Damn for something that would take 2 yrs for my dad and I this dude does better in a week

This video just made my weekend!

CONGRATS FOR HITTING 200K ERIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

Awesome restoration! Those UniMog’s are highly sought after and hard to find for a decent price.

Well we know he didn't make a profit on this boat when he sold it, that one piece of plywood he bought probably nearly bankrupted him 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@davidcoley1304

3 жыл бұрын

How do you figure that??

@lustfulvengance

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidcoley1304 It was a joke! Have you been to a hardware store lately to see how much plywood and lumber in general has gone up in price?!?!?! Apparently not since you didn't get the joke.........

The motor alone is worth more than $2500! Great deal. Great job on the clean up.

Wow that transformation was crazy ! Inspired me to maybe start a small project if I can find one with a good engine I’m not scared of some deck/interior work 🤔

I can't believe you make this boat life again, I think only you can do that, motor, boat come to life on your hands thank's for all great video keep up!! my friend

Seriously you gotta seal the underside of that plywood or it’s gonna rot every splash of some bilge water!!

I’m beyond jealous of you right now....

You guys did it a great job.😄 Keep the good work.

11:56 OMG, a boat salvage yard. Thats what we need up here in Tn!