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Would you submit to being seen on the water in this?

I didn't watch the whole video but I did skip through it looking for the finished project.




Mike

I wonder if they've read Dr. DoLittle. It looks like a Pushmi-pullyu.

I think they should made it more modular looking.

About 3 years ago, my uncle took a old pontoon boat, mounted a truck camper on it, and put on a motor. The camper was as wide as the boat and he couldn't walk from the front to the back, so he took aluminum ladders, screwed some boards on them and mounted one on each side of the deck. They hinged up out of the way to keep the rig within the 8' width limit. Hinged down and held level with cables, he could walk from one end of the boat to the other. Had a 70 Johnson with controls in a small pilot house that had ac. Generator supplied electrical power.

It's a thing of beauty!

For those on a more limited budget---the Alabama Bass Boat...

A true Redneck would have used OSB not plywood........

I'd be okay with it.

I discovered those boys last year. Kudos to them for making some money with their lifestyle. I'm more than mildly jealous.

And true Rednecks don't use the phrase "re-purposed."


I'll bet the snobby boat owners need three drinks just to exit the marina past those floating contraptions.

Great. More harbor trash.

Not predicting a long service life for either of those craft.