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Gulfstream
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October 17, 2004. The weather has set in. I've just missed the annual Boy Scout troop crab trip out to Tillamook Bay, OR. I and my Gulfstream have been an integral part of that event for the last 4 years.
Had I not taken a signifigant amount of time (this summer) away from this project to prepare my 17 y/o sons first car, I would have been able to finish this project on time. Even though the rains have set in the temperatures are still mild enough to continue work. Basically all that remains is to set the floor in, finish foaming, glass it over, and paint the back part of the boat and bilge. Then I'll be able to set the new motor back in. I can lay the new floor covering later.
With a temporary roof over it's head, I will concentrate on getting the new motor ready so it will be available when the floor is completed.
On Dec 2, 2004, disaster struck. The new motor I had built, along with the original motor, was stolen from my storage facility. The new motor was a stroked 302, out to 331 cubic inches. I was devestated. I am not sure what I will do now. I had $4000.00 invested in the motor and am not in a position to duplicate it.
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