Thread: Blazer VL100 Conversion to Crappie Boat Update

Too Funny, I have 3 sets of the "Little Tires", they really lower a boat gunnel so you can work on it easier. Fairing the seam to the cockpit floor is uncomfortable on my knees, most of it I could work from a standing position. I run 14's Load Range D Radials on everything but my 14ft Tin Boat, it has 12in Radials.

Originally Posted by rojoguio

Too Funny, I have 3 sets of the "Little Tires", they really lower a boat gunnel so you can work on it easier. Fairing the seam to the cockpit floor is uncomfortable on my knees, most of it I could work from a standing position. I run 14's Load Range D Radials on everything but my 14ft Tin Boat, it has 12in Radials.

Mighty fine idea.

Getting Closer to launch. Finally figured how & where to mount the long pole holders so they look OK.
Here is a picture of where we are now. A last shot of gelcoat up front is needed before installing the long pole holders. By making a center console I will be able to store more long rods inside. All the SeaDeck is cut out, I'm waiting to install till after front trolling motor G10 mounting pad is gelcoated. Black gel overspray will not come off.

Great work. I have come to expect nothing less when I see your post

Nice. Looking good.

Almost all the work is completed now. Engine is hooked up, all that is really left is the fuel fill install and bow switch panel which I'm working on today.
Here is a updated picture and the link to the project.



Blazer VL100 The Forgotten Pocket Bass Boat

Looks awesome

Sweet!