Sweet Bippie Repower Project: Getting Started
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ธ.ค. 2020
- In this video the customer gives us a rundown on the history of this 1976 Chris Craft Tournament 30 designed by Ray Hunt. This is a rare hull that was made for only one year due to a law suit filed by Bertram. We discuss diesel power plant options and begin work by removing the old engines. We also begin some delicate restoration work as we begin repairing some rotten wood on the bulkhead at the aft end of the cabin while keeping the original interior finishes intact. Stay tuned for more on this project, we plan to follow this one from driving to the hoist under power of the old gas engines, all the way through sea trials!
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I love those hulls a worked on the tournament fishermen model in Florida and liked the stringers made of fiberglass. It was a better boat than a Bertram
Nice to see pride of the crew at seaboard marine takes on every job they are true professionals..
That boat is amazing! Also I'm super excited because this is my neighbor boat! Great job guys keep up the good work!
Awesome! Thank you!
exciting! keep filming, and ill keep watching.
Will do!!!
Great job, rare and beautiful boat!
Nice big project..
really enjoying the series videos. also the more details the better. keep up the good work guys
Man o man! Wish I could work with you guys
Nice work! Do you use vinyl ester to glue/glass the bulkhead in place as well?
How is this project going?? 🤗
I thought that was a Bertram at first glance! I can’t wait to see how it runs. How much engine would it take to get a 38’ Bertram to run 30-35 knots?
That Chris craft hull has the same Bertram hull, just so e everyone knows.
Great work, Good Video. We can only hope they decide not to use a 30 year old tank. 🤔
Tony great person
Any more updates to this project?
Yeah we are taking a lot of good footage. I've just been to busy to edit it together into a video. Hopefully soon!?
Should be named sweet moppie
Do you guys ever convert gas to diesel with an i/o is it even worth it?
We aren't a big fan of outdrives. We don't sell install generally. But we have done a few in very special circumstances.
At the end of the exhaust manifolds what are those white pieces. I am familiar with the engines and the manifolds. But have never seen them.
Those are 2 into 1 wet exhaust sections. They take combine the output from both manifolds and from there it goes to the muffler.
@@SeaboardMarineIncVideos ok gotcha yeah never seen those and usually that’s the place I see them rot out and then swamp a cylinder and wreck and engine happens a lot up here in Alaska.
Nice job and timing.
Keep going on the video and I'm going to look over your shoulder.
Where are you guys?
Its much more like a 28’ Bertram than it is an old 31.