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03-20-2018, 11:48 AM
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1974 Tsunami project package deal $5000
Fee paid through paypal : 83T912010W2115915
Added pics including an older and new one of the bracket. It's been in the weather over the winter and I haven't washed them off yet. I included pics of the glass cloth. As much as I really hate to do it, the time has come to sell my Tsunami project. The time to work on it just hasn't developed. I have collected a lot of stuff over the years and done a small amount of actual work on it. I will post some pics when I can. The boat is located in Mount Pleasant, SC. So here's the list: 1974 23' Tsunami hull. Originally dual outboard with the 20 inch transom. I removed the motor well and the transom down to the outside skin so it's pretty much ready to put in a new transom. I kept the transom cap and have a pattern I made off the transom of a Tsunami I/O model. The floors and hatches are solid but I had intended to raise them an inch and a half. The hull is a faded red that I think would polish out. The bottom was painted with white awlgrip by the previous owner. It's been kept under a car port. It is starting to collect stuff like my shrimp poles so I need to sell it to someone that will git'r dun. I kept all the in floor boxes and you can see them in the pics. Hermco twin outboard bracket Either the big door console from a Seacraft 23 CC or the console from a 23 Mako, or both... Dual axle galvanized roller trailer set up for the Tsunami with a step next to the winch to get on the bow. A marine hatch that I intended to install over the cabin at the bow. Enough fiberglass from my rolls to do the transom. I have whole rolls of 50" 3/4oz mat, 1208 45/45 Biax with 3/4oz mat backing, 1208 biax 9 inch wide tape, and 1708 0/90 9 inch wide tape. What I have on hand WRT to some awlgrip fairing compound. I would rather sell everything as an almost kit project for $5000 than try to sell it all individually.       
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03-30-2018, 06:15 PM
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For a project boat it is all there. Most people look for a boat that is all together and then have to tear it all apart to find they have to do a full rebuild. Even on my last build I would have rather started from this stage. What you really have going is that bracket is no longer being built. GLWS
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04-02-2018, 08:50 PM
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Thanks kmoose. I collected parts over a span of a few years. I have the consoles as I was considering a Savage. Everything is there. I wish I had the time to really work on it but it just isn't going to happen anytime soon and I don't want to let just keep sitting there.
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04-06-2018, 03:24 PM
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Someone asked for a few more pics so I'm posting them here as well. I went out and hosed everything off as the pollen here in Charleston is pretty wicked. When I took out the motor well and fuel tank I I kept everything that might become the basis for some other part of compartment. I also have a good hatch from an I/O Tsunami so there is an extra deck hatch in the pics. In the picture with the consoles....one console is an original Seacraft big door console and the other is from a Mako 23. In front of them is the in floor box from an I/O Tsunami and an electronics box. All the hatches are solid and I can stand on them with little to no flex. In the shot of the transom there is the potion of the forward in floor box I took out to make room for fuel tank and another in floor box. Sure wish someone would take all this and finish it.
     
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