For those who missed out on buying Ben's HST, I have my AE-21 up for sale. The boat is in outstanding condition and turn key. $7995.00 rigged for Merc. $6995 without the Detwiler hyd. Jackplate.
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For those who missed out on buying Ben's HST, I have my AE-21 up for sale. The boat is in outstanding condition and turn key. $7995.00 rigged for Merc. $6995 without the Detwiler hyd. Jackplate.
Amen Brother:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by twogees
Congrats on that purchase Mr. Right Thats a great boat I enjoyed running next to it but rarely in front of it! Very fast ride!! can't wait to help Gee With his next project! enjoy it and be safe!
Thanks so much Max, I really like it.Quote:
Originally Posted by max200
For the other HST owners. I have noticed that in the main floor there are no drainage holes going into the center hull bilge, and water does accumulate under the back seat in the corners especially. Has anyone made holes or designed a drainage system for this area that drains into the main bilge area? When I redo the floor on mine this winter that will be one of my jobs.
Also, those who cut out holes over the sponsons to remove the foam. What did you use to seal them back up?
Thanks
mine didnt have anything left. the sponsons were open for light storage and weight reduction. just need to make a few supports for strength
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Originally Posted by twogees
I think I am going to glass over them again as I like having that area as storage.
Anyone with anything to add regarding draining the main floor area?
Your mean the area just under the rear bench? It's not possible to drain this because there is a step in the bottom/pad. So thats where all the water gathers...
My AE-21 has sub-floors in the sponsons. I have a floor over the centerpod which runs all the way to the back of the fuel tank. There is a section cutout at the transom (aft of the tank) that reaches to the bottom of the centerpod for a bilge pump access. The floor over the centerpod and tunnels is about 4" higher than the subfloor in the sponsons. Any water in the boat will runoff into the sponsons and drain through a hole at the rear of each sponson subfloor.
If nothing changes it looks like i will be the new owner of a 1990 hst! the boat is currently in merctech's hands but i should have it in a few weeks if everything goes according to plan! it will have a built carb bridgeport!!!
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Originally Posted by Reaction19
Virgil? I got to see it when you get it.
keep me uptated on the status, this boat is near and dear to me as it was my first boat and I would like to keep track of it. I would like to see some b4 and after pics of it too. Thanks! LouQuote:
Originally Posted by Reaction19
i just got one its going to be while but ill join in the fun soon
Is it what you thought it would be?Quote:
Originally Posted by afr
Lou, i was waiting for the word to come from the horses mouth but since he hasnt replied to this thread in a while, i guess i just say it....virgil deals didnt pan out. vessel will be back in my yard in a couple of weeks. if you like i could send you pic of the center conversion when complete. rickyQuote:
Originally Posted by custom1skier