Firemedic181
Active Member
Welcome and boat looks great, nice job.Hello! New poster here. Last summer we sold our 240 Sundancer and purchased a 2006 320 Sundancer. She needs some TLC but she has very low engine hours and the salon is in great shape. It is like night and day when you get a boat big enough to stand up and turn around in. It's the little things... LOL We had her transported from out of state and in a slip for a hand full of weekends before the season ended. So needless to say we can't wait for boating season to begin! Oddly enough she had never been named so we are heading up this weekend to put her name on while she is in storage. Husband doesn't know it, but I'm bringing some champagne to toast the event. Last year we upgraded the sink and faucet in the head, new faucet for the cockpit bar sink, had new teak stairs and a table made to give her a little facelift. Worked on those stairs in the middle of the night with whiskeys in hand. It was greatWe still need some canvas made and gel/fiberglass work done on the arch and top deck. It has been hell finding anyone to come to the boat to quote us or do any work. They all want you to store your boat over the winter with them so they can do the work there. Easier said than done. We don't feel confident attempting the gel/fiberglass repair ourselves. My husband and I love reading this forum and the wealth of information that everyone shares with one another. Thought I would share some photos of our new (old) girl. Our boat is a baby boat compared to our slip neighbors, but she is perfect for us! Would love to see some of your pics and hear about improvements you've made on your SR.
JJ
Yes it is always nice when you upgrade and feel great about doing so.
Sounds like you’re going to have a great season.
