‘Pimped' your Post?

It' not a dificultad process or project, but it is a frágile one.

First you have to take the riels of the three piece Windows, then on Fiber glass make an interior frame, we make it about 1-2 inch, after That make a model of the Windows to fabricate the laminated glass.
Once you have the frame and the window we used "uretano" in spanish (dont know the word in english) to fix the glass.
The most important step is the model of the Window, we had to cut a little bit of the Finder glasés on a corner to fit .

pic 2 of the process

Pic 3 ......

Pic 4.......

pic 5..........

This Was the other big proyect, we rebuild the floor, door, door Windows, and a Huge fish box.

Pic 2.......

Nice spanish, and it looks Really nice índeed, last pic!

Ps let me Look one of the frame...

Wow, That is a great project and thank you for sharing it with us. I'm an ole Bertram dawg but when I grow up, I want to be with the cool kids on an ole Post. Still shopping,,,.
What else is cooking on board?
,rc

Ya gotta remember, it's in my name AND,,, I am the master. What a fine JOB...
Great head also.

The instructions on the bulkhead are not international standard. "Spose to have one of those cartoon figures showing how it's done (the flushing).

You Post kids and projects are always a step a-- head.

And that reminds me to get pictures of the spray railed Post next to me. Uh Oh. Forgot about that. More this weekend.

This is a cool idea for the area behind the helm seat.

(not my boat)

RT46

I have been inspired by some of the great projects that are posted in this forum. Here are a few of the simple ones I completed on my 82 42' over the past few years. I removed the side cabinet from the helm and moved the passenger seat forward. When I had a new enclosure made I removed the tinted visor and all wood from the flybridge.

How did you get the shower mat in ...in one piece ,the door door jams make it tough, it must be really thin, I was planning on doing mine in two pieces

Not mine....thank God!

No they didn't.