Started a little side business.... when I'm not fishing. Modding jons and other aluminums into bass boats. Making a couple bucks and it's fun. Just finished this one for a guy and he was thrilled. He wanted the works too..12v outlets, interior lighting, running lights, etc., etc.

Very nice work!!

Looks Great!!

I will be doing my 14 semi V in the near future.

Nice job!!

If you don't mind, could you PM me with the cost of that? I'm interested in "pimping my jon" when I get it.

Nice ! now all it needs is a bow mount TM and one of them extra kool 3D finders.

Nice clean work man!  Good job!

Looks great and really clean.  Just wonder how easy it would be to tip over???  What's a rig like that cost finished?

that is a GREAT JOB!!!!!   that lil bass tender in the top photo, my girl n I had 1 bout 9 years ago, what a great lil boat that was too.

Man thats great what did you use for materials??? My friend has one an just used plywood and its very sturdy

Looks great and really clean. Just wonder how easy it would be to tip over??? What's a rig like that cost finished?

He said it is very stable. The front pedestal can be lowered like the back one. It cost him around 1k for materials (but he had everything --LED interior lights, cup holders, locks for the storage, on board charger, and the seats were custom made) and I charged him 1k to do the work. You could get away with $500 easy if you do all the work yourself.

Man thats great what did you use for materials??? My friend has one an just used plywood and its very sturdy

3/4" ply with 2x4 and 2x10 supports underneath, sealed with 4 coats of Thompson's Water Seal. Lowe's outdoor carpet glued on top and stapled underneath. 2007 Honda Kiwi Green Dupont paint on the exterior.