*siboney 2.0* structural repairs - 1972 58' yachtfisherman

You must be an architect or engineer it’s a great improvement.

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Originally Posted by rsmith

You might want to share the cnc data for other 58 owners since you did all that R&D it be a shame to lose it

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That's a good point! let me see if I can find the file. if I do, ill post it.

What a project! It's beautiful work and for certain one and done. Congratulations. I can't wait to see the engines going in.

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Originally Posted by Pascal

Mario…. With all due respect, you are nuts :)

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LOL, you just figuring that out?

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Originally Posted by MarioG

100% correct Pascal!

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Ang told me about this thread. I haven't been on the forum for ages. I've been wondering what you've been up too.

Amazing work brother! Your friend that helped with the AC years ago.....his name is on the tip of my tongue, is smiling down on you.

We have to find a way to get together when I get back to FL.

That would have been Steve Coolin, right?

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Originally Posted by jim rosenthal

That would have been Steve Coolin, right?

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Jim,
The guy you're thinking of, Steve Poller was his name. SPCoolin was his handle.

That's right, I sort of remembered it, but not accurately.

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Originally Posted by jim rosenthal

What a project! It's beautiful work and for certain one and done. Congratulations. I can't wait to see the engines going in.

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Thank you Jim, engines are currently going in now. I'll have a big repower update in a couple more weeks!

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Originally Posted by egaito

Ang told me about this thread. I haven't been on the forum for ages. I've been wondering what you've been up too.

Amazing work brother! Your friend that helped with the AC years ago.....his name is on the tip of my tongue, is smiling down on you.

We have to find a way to get together when I get back to FL.

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Brother Ed hello! yes when you get down here lets get togeather. Yes, Hector would have been very proud.