Hey mate, yes we do, it turned into a massive project starting with the trailer, we are hoping to have the first of the rebuild vids launch on sat the 18th of this month. The trailer has taken 2 months to get sorted but is totally worth it by the looks
Would fitting rod holders etc into the gunnels allow the possibility for water to ingress to the inner hull cavity? And does polycraft offer an option to fill the cavity with floatation foam like Smartwave boats? Great video by the way. Cheers
Didn’t think the boat was going to be as capable as it was and we presumed it was really only going to be a flat water boat. if we had known how capable the boat was going to be they would have been on.
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hey mate, do you still have the bigger ally boat you were doing up? any vids on that soon
Hey mate, yes we do, it turned into a massive project starting with the trailer, we are hoping to have the first of the rebuild vids launch on sat the 18th of this month. The trailer has taken 2 months to get sorted but is totally worth it by the looks
First, you creative things.
Sensational
Would fitting rod holders etc into the gunnels allow the possibility for water to ingress to the inner hull cavity?
And does polycraft offer an option to fill the cavity with floatation foam like Smartwave boats? Great video by the way. Cheers
Yes poly craft offer all options. Gunwale mounted rodholders are very difficult in a challenger due to the hull construction
What was the reason that you did not get spray chines from the factory?
Didn’t think the boat was going to be as capable as it was and we presumed it was really only going to be a flat water boat. if we had known how capable the boat was going to be they would have been on.
Are there any cons to the spray chines that you know of? I wonder why they don’t fit them as standard.
@@crashtestcal6484 Cost cutting measure, high priced add on = $$$ for the maker.
Not sure on the colour personally but each to their own.
It certainly is different.
Along with yellow, pink is the safest colour in terms of vision. I personally like it.