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Swanson Dart 22 recap

Created by Windancer Windancer  > 9 months ago, 22 Oct 2018
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Windancer
Windancer

QLD

106 posts

22 Oct 2018 3:19pm
Well from this...
































To this.
Finally in the water! :-)
A big thank you to my mates who made it possible.
Rocket, Jason, Paul W. Not to mention Teresa (Poodle)
Now for the fun part!!!
EC31
EC31

NSW

490 posts

22 Oct 2018 4:41pm
Very nice, she looks very sweet.
SandS
SandS

VIC

5904 posts

22 Oct 2018 8:44pm
good work ! well done ! fun fun fun !
Eastcoasters
Eastcoasters

QLD

23 posts

22 Oct 2018 7:52pm
Many years ago I crewed on a Swanson dart on Lake Macquarrie, NSW. A great little boat that went very well. Congrats mate. You have some good sailing ahead of you.
cisco
cisco

QLD

12364 posts

23 Oct 2018 12:25am
Congrats Windancer!! The work is done now it's time for fun!!
I am sure the Little Lady will give you lots of hard ons.
boty
boty

QLD

685 posts

23 Oct 2018 8:01am
looks great I think its great that you have kept with original look
Windancer
Windancer

QLD

106 posts

23 Oct 2018 8:47am
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boty said..
looks great I think its great that you have kept with original look


Thanks. A minuscule project compared to some restos I've seen here and on youtube.It certainly has given me a healthy respect for some of the work you guys have put into your boats. Especially those old timber English boats .I saw one posted that was absolutely mind boggling. I chose a colour that would not be subject to fade too much over the years.Red, navy blue and dark green where my initial thoughts to show off her lines but I new they would be high maintenance. The Darts are a 70's boat so I chose a colour that reflects that era. It was a toss up with the colour I chose and "Fighting lady yellow" which is such a beautiful colour. All up costs including the purchase of the boat and motor was about $7,500.00
I still haven't been given a mooring allocation so she is anchored( with a tractor weight as an anchor) at Minyama in Mooloolaba.
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