Nice boat! I just bought a similar boat to restore (1960 16' Glasspar del mar with trailer and rebuilt 65 horse power mercury). I am in Port Huron, Michigan U.S.A.
Nice Video- I wished I understood what you were discussing. Preferred the film of the boat from afar, a really good run and turn on the river towards the very end. Smashing.
Aleksandr Off course , the power strenght isn´t never enough :-) .Bud this boat it s a not racing boat bud only fishing & cruiser boat . With this equipment it´s a consumption full loadet and full throtle 37 l/100 km , or 6 l/hour if i practise a trooling . This is ok for me . And for this boat its a recomendet from her factory 50 hp engine . You don´t forger , this ship it´s a 43 year old
Thanks Martin . If you want understood , its a not dificuld . I talk about that i bought new engine mercury 60 Hp . I must repair und reconstruction back from my boat . It must be a stronger . And this is a first test :-) Thanks from your comment
I love it! I have the exact same Shetland (exept I don't have the windscreen) Mine is from 74 :) Just for the record, but Shetland 535 is allowed to take 65 HP (back in the days prop vs crankshaft), mine has 90hp Honda :D (on rebuild transom) Have fun and loads of nice trips!!
Hello sir, I would like to install the same solar panel on my boat. Can you please tell me which model it is? How many watt/h it can produce ? Thanks in advance 🙏
I do not speak Polish, how ever all my family did (my grand parents came directly from Poland. I just bought a fiberglass small cabin cruiser like yours to restore (a 16' Glasspar Del Mar with trailer). It does not need much, just a little repainting and a motor. I bought a rebuilt 65 horse power Mercury a month ago to put on it. I thought you language sounded similar to ours. Best wishes, Gary in Port Huron, Michigan U.S.A.
