A couple buddies and I built the TNT ten years ago and it is absolutely the favorite boat at our Minnesota cabin. The grandkids love it.
This winter three of us each built a KePau. Mine is currently sitting on the coffee table in our living room waiting for the lake ice to melt.
I look forward to building another Glen-L boat. Hmmm, I wonder which one it will be!! The picture is of my wife, seven of our grandkids, and myself. We only drifted away from the dock for the sake of a picture.
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26 October 2007
Hello. These are a few pictures of our completed TNT. We've been working on this boat very sporadically for about 4 years and just finished it 10/07. We're located in Roseville, CA. The TNT performs great, is very comfortable 4 two adults and I look forward to many hours enjoying it. Todd Craig Roseville, CA
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29 November 2007
Here are some pics I said I'd send to you. The first pics are of a TNT I built in 1973. I used Merc 35A & a Merc 55 on it. This was built with AC exterior ply & lumberyard pine as I didn't know you could order the proper boatbuilding wood. Also epoxy paint & no glass. I used this boat hard for about 6 years & had no problems with it.
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26 June 2007
I recently launched the TNT that I built from the plans and frame kit I purchased from you. On 2 or 3 occasions I did call and receive helpful tips from your staff. As you can see in the final photos I installed a 25HP Yamaha 2-stroke and have clocked the boat at 30MPH with myself and fiancée aboard – combined passenger weight 370lbs. I thoroughly enjoyed building the boat and would love to see it on the picture board. My son, the recipient, just had his 13th birthday and he can easily handle the boat. I have included some of my many pictures from the construction phase in case they are helpful to future builders. Thanks.
Nevil Knupp – Toronto Canada
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25 September 2006
Here it is finally in the water. I didn't finish the bottom properly and the performance suffers a wee bit for it, but I've shaken her down enough, now I can get back to work. The planned 70's vintage Evinrude went out the window, but the new motor perks right along. Can't recommend this boat enough. Thinking of the Stiletto next, want to take friends along. Have at it folks, it was fun and easy to build and everyone comes to see who the crazy person in the teacup is. Pete woodenfinn
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8-7-03
Gentlemen;
Just finished our TNT and your plans were great. I am an architect, so I can attest to the accuracy. I used your fiberglass kit for the bottom and your steering kit for the helm. With a new 25 hp Mercury, she was clocked at 37 mph. I'm not sure whether I built this boat for me or the grand kids. Thanks for your help- I'll see if I can figure out how to send a picture.
John Wilmot, Damascus, MD
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