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Tunanator - A beautiful 60' Elliott that just needed to go a little faster
 
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The dark and dingy engine room showing the lack of space, old technology remote-mounted V-drives, and some long-lived 903's.
The start of the project consisted of rebuilding the stringers and resetting of larger 2 1/2" shafts. I was lucky to be able to use the services of local wooden boat building professional, Danny Crave, who allowed us to modify the existing engine beds while improving upon the original high-quality construction. The new main stringers were built/modified with a combination of marine plywood, micro-lam and epoxy.
After about 2 months of woodchips and dust, we applied two to three coats of high-build epoxy primer and finished with a high-gloss 2-part polyurethane. The new Onan 21KW's were installed cross-wise behind the new engines, completely freeing-up the space through the middle of the engine room.
Along with the repower came a few other projects that Randy had been wanting to do for quite some time. The old swim step had brackets for support and he wanted the swim step to become part of the boat. We gained some additional flotation, storage, and a place to put underwater lights. The quality and workmanship by Danny was very evident during this part of the project.
 
 
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