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Half the employees are working on boats away from the marina today, so there is not much to report. We do travel to service our clients - just an extra service we offer to keep our customers happy!

We launched the catamaran this morning. The owners happened to be some old customers of mine who owned a Dickerson 37 in the pre-OYA days.


We are also finishing up another boom job. Sammy stayed late last night to paint this since he needed a day off today.


This is our upcoming ad in Proptalk magazine.

Remember, it is not too early to reserve your spot - we have already begun taking reservations!

Yesterday we began the actual installation of the top rail on the GB32. It looks quite good from where I was standing.




This is the second holding tank fitting we have replaced on older Grand Banks. The tubing gets rotted away on the pick up and it will not longer pick up the waste. We have constructed replacements from off the shelf PVC fittings.

Another day in Paradise! The GB32 seems to be nearing completion, but there are always more details to attend to on a job of this magnitude.

The older Grand Banks actually had copper tubes inserted into the cabin sides for the interior window tracks to drain. This tube needed to be replaced.


Sam mixes some gelcoat to fill in around the drain tube.


The owner of the Catamaran is doing a bit of work to recoat the bottom that we sand blasted a couple of weeks ago.