This is what I started with

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I couldn't see much in that first pic, but what you got going on in that second pick looks real good. So will you building in a live well at that front cut out are will you be going the Ice chest live well route. Will it be an electric only boat or will have gas power too? keep us posted  

Looks good.  If that isn't treated wood make sure you seal it.  Is that a Sears Gamefisher boat by any chance?  Looks identical to a friends.

Excellent!!

Can't wait to see the finished product  

Looks great!        Are you planning on carpeting it?

looks good Dave!

As of right know I got a 7.5hp gas motor for it I am looking for bigger one but no such luck. The next step is to get seats for it and carpet it. But first I am going to take it to the lake and test it out to see if I add to much wieght to it so I dont carpet it then half to rip it out. Thanks for the replies and I will keep you posted. By the way I will take A pic with all the hatches open so you can see all the storage and live well but the livewell is built in not the ice chest type I mite go with that later I am going to see if this works first. I bought a plastic pale a wally world and turned it into a live well. Iwill post that picture later today.

Here are the compartments

livewell

battery compartment

overview of all the compartments open

Thanks LBH for the help I think I got it firgured out know. Thanks everyone else for your compliments.

That boat is lookin good, and similar to mine.  

Killer man!  That is really coming along.

Reminds me of a Japanese style boat called Souther.  They are cool boats.  Looks good man.  

Dave, I noticed you are having difficulty posting pics.  seeing as how you took the time to host them on P-bucket, I wanted to let you know that there are 3 VERY easy to follow tutorials for posting pics located in the forum FAQ's.  You want to choose option #2,  the one that says "How to post pics using an online photo host"  (we even used P-Bucket for the example )

Note:  P-bucket has modified itself.  They now offer 4 link choices.  When I built the tutorial, they only offered 3.  Make sure the link you choose from photobucket is the one that says "Direct Link".  I believe it is now the 2nd choice down (below the pic you are choosing)