Heading to her new home in New England. We enjoyed her for 8 seasons. Happy to pass her along.

That's OK JR.  I'm just glad I got one of your POS projects.  

Thank you Rob and Neil. I’m a decent fixer-upper but some of the craftsmanship I’m seeing from Feather Crafters these days blows me away. The bar is getting higher every year at Arrowhead and others posting here and that’s awesome. The creativity, woodwork and metalwork is incredible.   My body hurts from 40+ years of landscaping and building, it’s going to hard to keep up! I guess that’s why most likely my last 2 will be the small ones. Flyer and 56 Rocket.

BigBadJon wrote:

I know value when I see it. 


another example of quality done by yet another Feathercraft master, JR is definitely one of the tops
 

I know value when I see it. 

JR I hear ya on the cheap labour ha most of the new/used boats around hear of similar shape are going for 20k plus, so 10k seems incredibly fair to me. I have noticed watching prices that buying in the USA is a better option than purchasing here even with exchange. 

That’s a hard question. Like all these old boats, they are all over the place in price. Most that come up are unrestored bare hulls. I suppose if you want one you have to decide if you are going to restore it yourself or take advantage of someone else’s cheap labor. A professional paint job on on of these might be $4-7k. It’s a big boat. You just can’t flip it over. I believe mine is a fair price. There is another on FB for $20k. Mine’s prettier! My price will go back up in the spring. 

JR that seems like a fair price for a beautiful boat like that, what do these boats usually go for? I’ve not seen on in person but man would that be nice winter boat for here.

Here is the original setup when I bought the boat (Boatboy found it for me). I loved the coolness of the twins but just wanted the simplicity of a single outboard.

Nice Dan. Thanks. That's the day Kathleen got all you guys in the water actually swimming! Fun day.