@@AdamRyanA Frogs have large pupils 😉 I’m looking to do a 1232. How skinny does something like this get with all the goodies loaded up? I’d love to upgrade from a kayak to the smallest Jon boat with similar build.
Amazing build, and the way you fabricated the deck to the existing well used boat shape was awesome. Top quality finish. That’s one expensive Jon boat!!
Ok, so my Dad past away years. Defiantly my greatest hero. He was a mans dad if ya know what I mean. Don't have nothing from my dad but a few photos. 1 day at my moms, helping in her yard I tipped over a tarp and here lies this same boat. Was my dads dream to fix this boat but he always poured money into us. So here lies my journey this time to fix this boat, I know he will be here fixing it with me!!!! Now to save some dam money!!! 4 kids are draining, same battle, but I will over come!!!
this just tells me to never start with a bare john if u want a bass boat.. just get a older bass boat, slap some paint on, done.. i got a john myself but just use it as is... can leave it outside all year no worries..
Well done. Guys… only love of boats could drive a project like this. Great build. Classic power. No tricks needed. Just a bit of oil in the gas and a pull on the rope
The fit and finish on the sheet metal by itself is amazing guys!!! My god you guys have got to fabricate or something of the sort for a living!! And the amount of time that went into welding measuring and coming up with what goes where on that one top piece is insane!! Nice work guys
I did that to my 8foot jon boat when I was a kid like 35 years ago o I did it out of plywood so it was probably a little heavier than that one but mine did ok in calm waters but in rough waters it was a little bit of a problem. Lol but I keep it like that for a long time. It was great for bass fishing in small lakes. You did nice work good job.
Team work is amaizing, idea is great, timelaps speed is only for smart and sober (the rest of us go crazy after 5min), if you all make your living of that - i hope you sold it for 100k (as otherwise you are making $5/hr with all that effort). Very nice and entertaining! Thanks a bunch!
Wow!! Phenomenal job. This boat FOR SURE is finished much much better than some $20-30k big name bass boats I can assure you. That's what's depressing is looking at new show room boats and seeing all the cut corners and cheap materials. I would buy today if whoever owns this wants to sell it. And I'm serious!!
Badass build guys! I got a 22’ StarCraft I’m dreading on getting started, I got it stripped down to barebones, but now I’m not sure how I want to go about puttin it back together. Thanks for this video I’ll be following
Hey Bro, what kind of pop rivet and rivets do I need to go through my aluminum boat. I’m only putting a couple things on the boat. Anchor cleat and a electric switch?
Thought I recognized the logo! PB Lodge is a killer looking place! I’m a chickamauga local and can’t wait to stay there. Give Blue Water a run for there money!
U mean to tell me I waited 18 minutes to watch y’all put that out dated antique power plant on that masterpiece??? It deserves a 4 stroke jet drive 40-50 hp with stick steering!!!! In my opinion u could’ve bought a new bass boat for the parts and labor y’all spent, anyway great build
If the motor runs good…..I’d slap that bad boy on there! If it were my boat, I would have gave it a new paint job and new decals but it’s not my boat….. good build though!
I am starting a rebuild on a 18’ Smoker Craft aluminum deep V hull. I liked watching your video , although I know my boat isn’t going to be as nice as the boat y’all produced . I would like to see some pictures of your layout with everything labeled .
@@AdamRyanA you do builds for customers? Also i didnt see any way for the subfloor to drain...whats stopping water from soaking all that foam as it drains off the deck?
If a customer drops off their boat in my yard and a lot of money I’ll build for customers but other then that no I don’t build for customers, and the floor has a slight flex in it when I put all my weight on it and that is how I get the water out of that area, and the foam doesn’t soak in Any water
This boat can easily handle the weight we added to it, the foam is just to level out the floor, fill any gaps so water can’t, and keep the boat from sinking to the bottom of the lake
Yeah Nate prewelded it in his shop to save us time on this build since we had 5 days, and he probably could but it’s really tricky fabricating something off just measurements and getting it right every time, everyone doesn’t use a tape measure the same so I don’t think Nate wants to get into prewelded, Jon boats are never square and the same size
Dam bro. Even at double the speed your camera skills are epic. Thanks for documenting the whole build. That a legit production level boat. With all the talent in that room you guys could merge into your own boat building business and blow up TBN / NCB / FewMan / PCB / Fireant / JDS / AR to a Nationwide brand. Even if you don't want to build boats for a living you could be the quality control fishing / videography man. Just saying the future is bright.
oh i watched the video very well. Congrats on making a great boat. I have a question. What is the name of the rubber mat that was attached to the floor and where can I buy it?
What flotation do you guys recommend. Is the closed cell pink foam from home improvement stores fine? Is it resistant to gasoline if any is spilled or dripped into hull? I have old motors lol
Aside from materials.... ask yourself how much in tools? I just finished mine and it was VERY expensive. I didn't do aluminum decking and hatches just to save on cost. Between aluminum, wiring, lithium batteries, electronics and miscellaneous expenses I have over $5000 in mine. That's not including motor, trolling motor and 200+ labor hours. This build is over the top... in a good way. I wish I had the money and patience to mine like this.
Turned out amazing. Would love to see a cost breakdown. Jon Boat Materials Labor My guess the final costs would be jaw dropping. Imagine one day this beautiful boat will be in someone's backyard under a tarp and some TH-camr lol will turn it back into a Jon Boat. 😆
@@AdamRyanA thanks for the ballpark number,,,, most (everyone else??) would never do that. It’s not unreasonable and the end prod is worth it really. You would never get a factory made boat of similar build/quality for double that! AND they have the economies of scale in buying bulk products! If you had Nate build the actual hull as well, I’m sure it would get close to the $16K mark, but I really thing a manufactured boat built by a factory would run $20K - $22K as outfitted. If you have fun doing it,,,, have at it!! Thanks for sharing!
@@AdamRyanA thanks for the ballpark number,,,, most (everyone else??) would never do that. It’s not unreasonable and the end prod is worth it really. You would never get a factory made boat of similar build/quality for double that! AND they have the economies of scale in buying bulk products! If you had Nate build the actual hull as well, I’m sure it would get close to the $16K mark, but I really thing a manufactured boat built by a factory would run $20K - $22K as outfitted. If you have fun doing it,,,, have at it!! Thanks for sharing!
I'm inspired by this project for sure but the editing style on this video is gonna give me a seizure lol. We don't need to see every rivet go in. If you feel like we'd have lost something here by NOT seeing every one I'd say I would rather see it a 30 minute video rather than speeding it all up to fit into an 18 min one. There's just so much movement lol but I don't wanna just come off as negative. This is a really great project. I'm super impressed by the skills you guys have.
Man O' man what a build ! I see where ya started & I see 4-5 men working their arse's off but I can't put a realistic price on the labor -n- materials in doing all of this? I know it's not cheap but neither are new bass boats but who knows? Perhaps I'll get an idea ? peace
It’s aluminum sheet metal and aluminum doesn’t rust, but it does corrode, most aluminum boats are corrosion resistant tho, and painting it can help it not corrode but yeah the underside of most boat build decks arnt painted, so that’s a good question
Absolutely BEST time-lapse I've ever seen. It's like a dance that only few understand. Well done gentlemen... Well done.
Thank you Joe! 🤙
@@AdamRyanA Frogs have large pupils 😉
I’m looking to do a 1232. How skinny does something like this get with all the goodies loaded up? I’d love to upgrade from a kayak to the smallest Jon boat with similar build.
Ridiculous amount of labor involved here. I guess guys having fun and doing what they love. Super job.
I wish these guys could appear in my garage and finish mine! Nice freakin job guys!
Like boat fairies hahaha if you leave your boat under your pillow they will come at night and fix it up hahahaha
We’re on our way lol
@@AlexBulldogGarcia were currently working on that technology now lol
Where can I drop my old boat off and how much will you charge lol......no seriously 😂
Overwhelmed, awesome, all I can say is, Craftsmen, the best!!!!, That's a 20,000 John boat
Amazing build, and the way you fabricated the deck to the existing well used boat shape was awesome. Top quality finish. That’s one expensive Jon boat!!
Ok, so my Dad past away years. Defiantly my greatest hero. He was a mans dad if ya know what I mean. Don't have nothing from my dad but a few photos. 1 day at my moms, helping in her yard I tipped over a tarp and here lies this same boat. Was my dads dream to fix this boat but he always poured money into us. So here lies my journey this time to fix this boat, I know he will be here fixing it with me!!!! Now to save some dam money!!! 4 kids are draining, same battle, but I will over come!!!
I lost my dad when I was 12 and I have to say that sounds awesome, how’s it coming along?
The attention detail is amazing. True craftsmanship.
Thank you Anthony! 🤙
When I was a kid, a Jon boat WAS a bass boat, until Rangers , etc came out, and honestly, I wasn't blown away by the change.
The quality of work is top notch!! She looks great
Not sure if y'all or Friends or a shop , but to have more then one person help is a blessing. Nice build
It definitely is a blessing
That's a lot of work, you guys are super skilled
Cracking job boys. Great to see a bunch of mates working hard at such an awesome project
It was a fun project to do!
this just tells me to never start with a bare john if u want a bass boat.. just get a older bass boat, slap some paint on, done.. i got a john myself but just use it as is... can leave it outside all year no worries..
@@larsvegas1505 yeah not everybody can handle a big project and a lot of work
Well done. Guys… only love of boats could drive a project like this. Great build. Classic power. No tricks needed. Just a bit of oil in the gas and a pull on the rope
The fit and finish on the sheet metal by itself is amazing guys!!! My god you guys have got to fabricate or something of the sort for a living!! And the amount of time that went into welding measuring and coming up with what goes where on that one top piece is insane!! Nice work guys
Thank you Brett!! 🤙
I’m trying to be more positive with my comments. Awesome job guys!!
Wow!!! This is a TON of custom sheet metal work… Whoah!!! Sure there are some drop in elements… but this is a ton of custom work… simply incredible!!!
Oh yeah, we build everything
Gosh I remember re-doing my old boat. Those cam latches are so over priced I still get pissed off thinking about it! Great build!
I did that to my 8foot jon boat when I was a kid like 35 years ago o I did it out of plywood so it was probably a little heavier than that one but mine did ok in calm waters but in rough waters it was a little bit of a problem. Lol but I keep it like that for a long time. It was great for bass fishing in small lakes. You did nice work good job.
Thank you! 🤙
Team work is amaizing, idea is great, timelaps speed is only for smart and sober (the rest of us go crazy after 5min), if you all make your living of that - i hope you sold it for 100k (as otherwise you are making $5/hr with all that effort). Very nice and entertaining! Thanks a bunch!
Wow!! Phenomenal job. This boat FOR SURE is finished much much better than some $20-30k big name bass boats I can assure you. That's what's depressing is looking at new show room boats and seeing all the cut corners and cheap materials. I would buy today if whoever owns this wants to sell it. And I'm serious!!
that is just about the finest jon boat in the world right there.
That's a sweet conversion! Hellava job well done!
Nice build gents. That’s great teamwork. Nice Viking helmet.
Thank you Bill! 🤙
Badass build guys! I got a 22’ StarCraft I’m dreading on getting started, I got it stripped down to barebones, but now I’m not sure how I want to go about puttin it back together. Thanks for this video I’ll be following
I had that same problem on both of my builds, you just gotta start throwing stuff together and that’s when it comes to you lol
Frogs have large pupils & what was the aluminum you used for your project?
Really nice!! But I’d forget which hatch I put my beer under.
Lol
Great build guys! I love it.
Hey Bro, what kind of pop rivet and rivets do I need to go through my aluminum boat. I’m only putting a couple things on the boat. Anchor cleat and a electric switch?
I would use 3/16 blind rivets, and the length of the rivet just depends how thick the material you’re going through is
Dang! The amount of crew working on this build! Sheesh! Lol
Thought I recognized the logo! PB Lodge is a killer looking place! I’m a chickamauga local and can’t wait to stay there. Give Blue Water a run for there money!
U mean to tell me I waited 18 minutes to watch y’all put that out dated antique power plant on that masterpiece??? It deserves a 4 stroke jet drive 40-50 hp with stick steering!!!! In my opinion u could’ve bought a new bass boat for the parts and labor y’all spent, anyway great build
Lol that’s what the customer wanted us to do, and maybe a rundown used bass boat, but definitely not new
Lmao. What bass boat are you buying? Thus probably cost a couple grand a bass boat is like 50k or more
@@91Bronco Your high 50k
If the motor runs good…..I’d slap that bad boy on there! If it were my boat, I would have gave it a new paint job and new decals but it’s not my boat….. good build though!
Hey ik I’m very late but can I buy a boat off you guys
Hi, nice video where you bought the black storage lid, thanks for the info.
5:26 time video.
Very nice. I have a 20' john boat that i have am considering doing this to.
I am starting a rebuild on a 18’ Smoker Craft aluminum deep V hull. I liked watching your video , although I know my boat isn’t going to be as nice as the boat y’all produced . I would like to see some pictures of your layout with everything labeled .
I don’t have any pictures sorry, we were there for 5 days and once the boat was done we all left
@@AdamRyanA you do builds for customers? Also i didnt see any way for the subfloor to drain...whats stopping water from soaking all that foam as it drains off the deck?
If a customer drops off their boat in my yard and a lot of money I’ll build for customers but other then that no I don’t build for customers, and the floor has a slight flex in it when I put all my weight on it and that is how I get the water out of that area, and the foam doesn’t soak in Any water
Great build! What gauge aluminum was used on floor and deck surfaces?
Did anything need to be done so the boat can handle the additional weight? Or was that what the foam panels in the beginning were for?
This boat can easily handle the weight we added to it, the foam is just to level out the floor, fill any gaps so water can’t, and keep the boat from sinking to the bottom of the lake
Would love to be able to have my 14 ft lowe v hull built. These boats are awesome.
What did you use to replace the transom? What it prefabricated like that and something you can buy?
Yeah we used a premade welded transom from TBNation.net
That was some awesome sheet metal work! Great job!!!
Clean af! Definitely one of the best builds!
Thank you Bruno! 🤙
Awesome. Where did you get the transom lights at? Thanks
How you guys do the transom?
Awesome video. Great workmanship. What is the name of that thinker aluminum panel you used for the transom?
Great vid. Looking to do my own some day as a “first boat” type thing.
Great vid! I have a question. Why it the trolling motor pedal so far back?
What kind of flooring is that /decking material?
Where did you buy the ready-made deck lockers?
Amazing team work!! I would use this boat before a heavy fiberglass bass boat!! 🤘🏼
Thank you Michael! 🤙
@@AdamRyanA Your welcome that turned out really nice.. Have any of you used the boat lately.
Do you get a lot of rattling with all the rivets at speed?
Not at all
What a riveting video 😉
All I can really say is WOW!
Is that a pre-made floor frame in the beginning of the video? Can that be purchased?
Yeah Nate prewelded it in his shop to save us time on this build since we had 5 days, and he probably could but it’s really tricky fabricating something off just measurements and getting it right every time, everyone doesn’t use a tape measure the same so I don’t think Nate wants to get into prewelded, Jon boats are never square and the same size
What's the name of that aluminum you used for the transom? Mine is rotted and needs the same thing
Dam bro. Even at double the speed your camera skills are epic. Thanks for documenting the whole build. That a legit production level boat. With all the talent in that room you guys could merge into your own boat building business and blow up TBN / NCB / FewMan / PCB / Fireant / JDS / AR to a Nationwide brand. Even if you don't want to build boats for a living you could be the quality control fishing / videography man. Just saying the future is bright.
That’s the plan! Lol these guys are controlling the whole scene, it’s pretty cool to see!
These guys are some shit😂😂😂
oh i watched the video very well.
Congrats on making a great boat.
I have a question.
What is the name of the rubber mat that was attached to the floor and where can I buy it?
This is a very cool video of the build!
How does a build like this consider the max weight for the boat?
What is a preferred boat to start with? Lowe, G3 or? I appreciate your response.
Any boat brand will work, it just depends on how stable you want it, if I could pick a boat to restore, I would pick a 1648 personally
Okay. Thanks a ton. Lowe and G3 seem to be my only option locally. Just wanted to see if you had a preference suggestion.
All went crazy. Fire boat
What is the Aluminum panel yall used for the transom called? I need to find me some of that for my boat. Lol.
Frogs have large pupils! I need that boat. Cash ready!
So cool! How is that teak-like material called? I need it for my boat!!
Amazing!!! What is the gage of the aluminium sheets?
Unbelievable 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽, best in the game !
Thank you Sabastian! 🤙
Hi what foam flooring are you using? What do you call that?
Excellent teamwork
Where did you get all of the storage lids for the project?
We got them from TBNation.net
What flotation do you guys recommend. Is the closed cell pink foam from home improvement stores fine? Is it resistant to gasoline if any is spilled or dripped into hull? I have old motors lol
The pink foam works perfect but gas will turn it into a sticky pink slime so gotta be careful with that
Shoulda built the whole boat from scratch 😆😆😆😆😆 nice work
That's one awesome boat guys great work I wish you guys can restore my little Jon boat
Thank you Oscar! And we’re on our way lol
Outstanding work guys!!!!
Thank you Buddy! 🤙
What size blind rivets did you use installing floor
Quedó brutal.Que lo disfruten.Gran proyecto.Felicitaciones.
SICK BUILD FELLAS!
Frogs have huge pupils. Ive got a 16ft im about to get to work on. Gonna be a project for sure
Great job. The boat looks very cool. The casting deck in Grey with the blue lights is awesome 👌
I have to agree! It came out looking good! Thanks for watching! 🤙
how much does a job like this cost? It's amazing what they do, cheers
Aside from materials.... ask yourself how much in tools? I just finished mine and it was VERY expensive. I didn't do aluminum decking and hatches just to save on cost. Between aluminum, wiring, lithium batteries, electronics and miscellaneous expenses I have over $5000 in mine. That's not including motor, trolling motor and 200+ labor hours. This build is over the top... in a good way. I wish I had the money and patience to mine like this.
Wow ... team work is good and many skill every person ... good job and perfect 😃😎😉 nice 👍
Thank you Dhe Bayu!! 🤙
Was that the fuel tank next to the battery?
I'm thinking about something similar kinda to my John boat. I'm scared of the rivets leaking. Yalls opinion?
That turned out awesome! Very good craftsmanship and awesome film edits
Frogs have large pupils. What is the deck covering material?
You the man!! It’s hydroturf, it’s a EVA foam material
Seems quite a good video at half speed. 😂
Where’s the beers? Looks like a mates, weekend workshop 🤣
What kind of hatches did you use?
We used hatches from Tbnation.net
Wow is all i can say, it looks amazing.
Awesome process Good job watching from philippines
Thank you for watching Bags! 🤙
So cool to watch! I suppose this is just for a video but for the amount of guys working I don’t see how this could be economical…
Turned out amazing. Would love to see a cost breakdown.
Jon Boat
Materials
Labor
My guess the final costs would be jaw dropping.
Imagine one day this beautiful boat will be in someone's backyard under a tarp and some TH-camr lol will turn it back into a Jon Boat. 😆
It’s about 8 grand or so
@@AdamRyanA thanks for the ballpark number,,,, most (everyone else??) would never do that. It’s not unreasonable and the end prod is worth it really. You would never get a factory made boat of similar build/quality for double that! AND they have the economies of scale in buying bulk products! If you had Nate build the actual hull as well, I’m sure it would get close to the $16K mark, but I really thing a manufactured boat built by a factory would run $20K - $22K as outfitted.
If you have fun doing it,,,, have at it!! Thanks for sharing!
@@AdamRyanA thanks for the ballpark number,,,, most (everyone else??) would never do that. It’s not unreasonable and the end prod is worth it really. You would never get a factory made boat of similar build/quality for double that! AND they have the economies of scale in buying bulk products! If you had Nate build the actual hull as well, I’m sure it would get close to the $16K mark, but I really thing a manufactured boat built by a factory would run $20K - $22K as outfitted.
If you have fun doing it,,,, have at it!! Thanks for sharing!
Wow! I don’t even fish but that was impressive. Great build 😎
Unbelievable...greetings from Germany👍🏻
Thank you Bobo! 🤙
I'm inspired by this project for sure but the editing style on this video is gonna give me a seizure lol. We don't need to see every rivet go in. If you feel like we'd have lost something here by NOT seeing every one I'd say I would rather see it a 30 minute video rather than speeding it all up to fit into an 18 min one. There's just so much movement lol but I don't wanna just come off as negative. This is a really great project. I'm super impressed by the skills you guys have.
Nice! Where did you pick up the aluminum transom material? Just started my rebuild today and the wood transmission is shot.
Tbnation.net
You can find it on Tbnation.net
@@AdamRyanA thanks
Глаза чуть не отвалились от такого монтажа и скорости, а работа отличная
What was the max weight capacity of that boat to start??
Love this type of time-lapse
I’m glad you enjoyed it 🤙
Sick work Gents 🫡
What would a build like this cost in materials for a diy'er? On a 75 - 94% lower scale..
Man O' man what a build ! I see where ya started & I see 4-5 men working their arse's off but I can't put a realistic
price on the labor -n- materials in doing all of this? I know it's not cheap but neither are new bass boats but who
knows? Perhaps I'll get an idea ? peace
What keeps all that sheet metal from rusting? Or is it stainless?
It’s aluminum sheet metal and aluminum doesn’t rust, but it does corrode, most aluminum boats are corrosion resistant tho, and painting it can help it not corrode but yeah the underside of most boat build decks arnt painted, so that’s a good question
@@AdamRyanA thanks for the info
Speechless. Great job.
How many man hours are on this build looks great 👍
We worked on it for about 3 and a half days, not sure how many hours exactly