Don Hill 17' FF model. Plans, most ribs built, sides cut out, single piece of 1/2" x 15' x 54" marine grade plywood (custom order for bottom piece). All lumber has been stored in my warehouse in Kent.

I started the project years ago but that's about it. Lost motivation. If you're interested PM me I'll send some pictures and more details.

Included are:
--Plans
--Both sides have been scarfed and cut, 1/4" mahogany (I think)
--8 or 9 of the ribs (clear fir) have been built (not finished)
--Special order 1/2" sheet of marine grade plywood 54" wide by 15'

Open to $ offers, trades for fishing gear, hand guns, a fishing trip or two, etc.

It would be a great project to take on with your son/daughter. Special consideration given in such case. I just want to see this stuff put to use. I'm not going to build it so if you're interested make an offer.

http://www.dhdriftboats.com/index.html

"I want to want it....."
Me too! What a damn great chance for someone to create something to be proud of.
I don't think I have enough years left in me now to complete the works in the fire right now, though.
Awesome offer.

The bottom piece is marine grade plywood if that makes a difference (it did in the price). I could probably super glue it all together and advertise it on one of the FF'ing sites....

It is a great project that wouldn't take too long. I'm not asking for too much either. A "little" paint work on my bike, be able to fish on someone elses boat for a change, a home plucked chicken;)... Couple hundred bucks, a date with a friend of a friend of a friend (female preferably)

But NOT required??? That's funny stuff....

Let me change the requirements to human and female. No farm animals. Sorry Que'Que', I do respect other's standards though.

OK Stam'l take it off your hands. Stam--pick it up and bring it over, we can have it done in no time!

A home plucked chicken?


Hmmmmm...

When I bought my piece of AA marine grade plywood, 14'x48", the cost was about $200 back in 2002. I can only imagine what the cost is today.

any way to tell where that plywood was made. i remember making some like that at Simpson's plant in mccleary back in the 60's and 70's.

I doublt I'll get rid of it for a single chicken but will gladly accept a reasonable offer. I can even keep the kit stored in my warehouse until someone wants to start the project. It's located in Kent if anyone wants to check out what all there is to it.

Dogfish, the bottom piece cost well North of $200. It is 54" wide.

I'm sure that one piece is a good 4 or 5 Benjamins.

Sale fell thru. Still available.

PM sent. Don't tell my wife.