The week before last I was lucky enough to witness the joining of Insidious' hull and deck pieces. It was an important milestone in the construction process, and one I was glad to be able to be a part of. I'm not going to ramble on too much in this post, I would rather let the photos tell the story.
The deck inlay hoisted ready for insertion
The customised foredeck with plenty of casting space. Hooker Boats have been very helpful with all the customising, nothing has been too much trouble. There was a lot of work in this part of the project alone getting everything smooth to gain as much casting deck as possible.
Aft Deck View
The moment of truth 2 become 1
Joining the transom, making sure it's solid ready for the twin Yamahas
A view from the aft wing of an open deck, there is plenty of room on this vessel.
Console and Helm seat in place, she really looks like a boat now.
Rear view of helm seat and console, with the cut out for the upright fridge.
Front view of console, there is plenty of storage in there.
