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Squirt launched in July 2011

On October 20, 2011, in Glen-L Styles, Outboard Powered, by Art Atkinson

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I started the boat build in October of 2009 and launched July 20, 2011. Details of the build are at http://artatkinson.blogspot.com The boat was stretched 10% to 11′. Outboard is an original 1956 Mercury Mark 25 in Sarasota Blue/Sand Tan colors. The motor is 20 HP […]

Glen-L Boatbuilder Enjoys “Aqua Therapy”

On October 19, 2011, in Electric Powered, Glen-L Styles, Stitch and Glue Construction, WebLetters, by John B

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Note: This article first appeared in “The Commoner”, the official publication of Canda’s House of Commons. At The Commoner, we love to share stories that showcase what our colleagues do in their spare time — which is why we are thrilled to share this story about the unique hobby of House of Commons Master Cabinetmaker and […]

TNT is launched

On October 6, 2011, in Glen-L Styles, Outboard Powered, by Tim Mueller

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After 3 years of off-and-on construction, rounding up materials, and figuring out how to do things (including perusing the Glen-L forums), we finally lauched our TNT last weekend. The boat is a birthday present to our two kids, who shortly will be 15 & 18 and who assisted me in building it. My dad and […]

MONTE CARLO named Candyman by Dale Brevik – Polson, MT

On October 6, 2011, in Builder Blogs, Glen-L Styles, Inboard Powered, Monte Carlo, by Dale Brevik

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Click on any picture for a full size view, use back arrow to return to the blog Click here to see the Album Candyman Album Or play the Aguilera Candyman video “Aguilera Candyman video” GIFSoup Click on any picture for a full size view 8-6-09: I purchased the plans for the Glen-L […]

Building the Celerity

On September 26, 2011, in Glen-L Styles, Outboard Powered, by jprice

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Here’s my Celerity build. Started the weekend of The Gathering 2011 (9/16/2011). Frame 1: I used a slightly modified frame build process. I created filler blocks for all joints where the gussets would be. Used a biscuit joiner to join all the sections. This made the assembly and lineup very simple […]