2000 SAN rear hatch conversion PART 2

[jpate98]

Some more of the rear hatch conversion

[saceone]

RE: 2000 SAN rear hatch conversion PART 2

WOW.

:bow:

[bkhallpass]

RE: 2000 SAN rear hatch conversion PART 2

I never would have thought this project would turn out this well. Congratulations, nice job.
I'm sure many have thought about making this mod. You are the first I've seen with the courage
and/or wherewithall to do it. BKH

[bchesley]

RE: 2000 SAN rear hatch conversion PART 2

I second what BK said. That is really cool and you did a great job.

[DavidF]

RE: 2000 SAN rear hatch conversion PART 2

Awesome! Where is part 1?

[DavidF]

RE: 2000 SAN rear hatch conversion PART 2

Nevermind, I found it...

I would love to see more detailed pictures of the latches. Also, were the side/engine compartment dividers put back in place? If so, how was this done with the added vertical support? Did you purchase the gas spring supports from CC?

[skiking]

RE: 2000 SAN rear hatch conversion PART 2

Incredible job!!!! :bow: May be my next February job on my '99 SSN.

I too would like to see more detail in how you did everything. Like the braces under the Port and Starboard sides. Also, did you just buy the metel bars on both sides of the engine and slide them onto the top of the divider walls? Do you have a hardware list for the project?

[skiking]

RE: 2000 SAN rear hatch conversion PART 2

Just found your Part 1 string.

http://www.planetnautique.com/index....wtopic&t=14903

[bmh2208]

RE: 2000 SAN rear hatch conversion PART 2

awesome job. That pic in part one of the stripped boat with no tower looks all too familiar....

[wake_fun]

RE: 2000 SAN rear hatch conversion PART 2

So when can I drop off my boat for you to do?

[Rock_Toy]

RE: 2000 SAN rear hatch conversion PART 2

Seriously. You should make and sell a conversion kit. I would be down for it!!!

[DavidF]

RE: 2000 SAN rear hatch conversion PART 2

I might even consider purchasing a kit. Still want to konw how the compartment dividers were done.

[sperbet]

nice work!!

[magene]

Great job

Looks great, I've been debating about doing this for a couple of years now. I've also thought about leaving the one piece hatch, yanking out the motorized cylinder and replacing it with 2 gas springs and 2 good quality latches. Any comments pro or con?

[WakeSlayer]

RE: Great job

Nice job, dude.