Sea Knight Design

This is my 2011 Glen-L "Sea Knight". I built this boat as a replica of John Hargenrader's 1966 "Sea Knight". It took 2 years and 2 months to build.

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I helped my friend Francis start his Sea Knight last week and we've gotten to the point where the chine and sheer logs have been attached.

The frames had been pre-assembled but we were able to do a lot in the four days we spent on it mainly because of my previous experience building my Zip "Pawprint".

There were a lot of deja vu moments because despite the larger size of the Sea Knight, the methods were generally the same.

Sending you photos of it's current state; the build will proceed rather slowly from this point because the boat is in my friend's country house a couple of hours drive out of Metro Manila.

Also my friend is a first-time builder so he will certainly take more time to just sit and admire his work! :) Especially because judging from its lines it's going to be one gorgeous boat.

I have to include the photo of the perfect rainbow that appeared as we were building, assuredly an auspicious phenomenon that augurs well for the project!

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Hi,

I finally scanned in some of the construction photos of my Sea Knight. Feel free to use whatever of these pictures you deem of interest...

As always, thanks again for all your answers, products, and great plans. It has been a great time building the boat and I still have more to do!

Thanks again,

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Sea Knight built by John Hargenrader in 1966. Built as a runabout. Boat was cut up in 1997 after being stored and neglected out side.

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Sea Knight by Bill White, Edgefield, South Carolina 16 September 2009

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Sea Knight as restored by Scott Davidson (originally built circa 1986 - restored in 2008-09)

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