Trophy Rebuild-Splashed

[kingair]

Well, after 7 hours of wiring, we were able to take the Tammy Leigh out for her shake down cruise. The only issue was an air locked livewell, but an easy fix. I still have to add a new ray 125 (the old one crapped out).

The boats hole shot was really improved. The batteries (grp27) and a 20 gallon water tank was moved to the center, which helped with the weight distribution. She handled really well.

I have a few misc items to hook up, gauges and such. The underwater LED's looked awesome.

The smart heading sensor made quick work of setting up and improving MARPA

[HOTSPOT]

Looks like a NEW boat man, congratulations and good luck with her!!!

[triumphrick]

Congratulations, Stephen. Thanks for all the posts during the rebuild. Your time and efforts have been rewarded!

[rchanner]

Looks great, Stephen.....as was mentioned, it looks like a new boat.....only better!

[OReely]

Congratulations on getting the boat back in the water. Lots of project boats never see any water other than rainwater.

You've done a great job with the rebuild and the documenting of it. I'm sure it will help others who are contemplating a boat project.

What's next, 30 something express? 40 odd foot sportfish? Come on, you know you want to.

[Boz]

Congrats, man... she looks great!

Do you have any pix handy of how she looked before you did ANY work ? I'd be interested in seeing some side-by-side, before-and-after pix (ideally from similar angles) to really see and appreciate the difference.

Nice work. Now, kick back and get some enjoyment out of her!

[Fishinspot]

Looks great!

What's that in the water behind the prop?????

[frank1861]

Wow the boat looks great.

[OReely]

Looks great!

What's that in the water behind the prop?????

Looks like the pee stream hitting the spray behind the boat.

[r.waddill]

Best looking Trophy I have ever seen! Nice work work