WOW! Jacks Restoration Project... Check it out!

Well, Last summer my good hunting buddy and friend Jack (Jackhammer) restored an old pontoon boat for his family to enjoy. He just completed another boat. I think he should go in the business. The guy does a great job and is very talented. Check out his latest work. Ya gotta love the green color. Looks great Jack!

Pics of the boats condition when he bought it:










The restoration begins:






And the trailer

Before:


After:


Final Product:

The hammer got skill. So when we going fishing????

Oh wow he did a great job on it

Nice work!!

Thats cool. looks like a brand new boat.

Dang what a turn around. Look's Brand New. Great job.

That thing looks good. My brother in law is in the process of doing that to a boat he just bought that was in about the same shape. Hope it turns out as nice.

Robert wrote:

The hammer got skill. So when we going fishing????

Great Job Hammer, now lets go try it out

Thanks Guys!! Here's the story. I drove past this boat everyday wondering if it was for sale, because it sat outside for 5 years out by some woods, so I got the nerve up and stopped and asked the lady of the house and she said maybe a couple hundred, and that they have a 85 horse Merc in the barn, and a hundred for the other motor , but I would have to talk to her husband, so I called him that night, and offered him $250 for all of it and he said sure. So I pulled it to the shop and 6 weeks later a finished project. as of right now I only have $1025.00 spent on all of it. I did all the work with only having a lady do all my stich work on the seats, and she only charged $100.00, wow cheep. AS for what it came into the shop as, I am wanting to stay Humble, but I think for the boat as a hole it looks preaty Sharp. Now there is only one thing left to do, which is important. MAKE SURE IT FLOATS!!! That is the joke of the whole boat.
Name is Prob. going to be GANG GREEN!!

Thanks for all your replys!!

Let's go fishin.

Still impressed with the boat. Jack showed me a slideshow he put together with hundreds of pics detailing the restoration process step by step. Hopefully, I will get to take a ride it in sometime this summer...