Photos as of April 30, 2012
I am in the process of building a Zip. I received the plans in August 2008. I am a very slow builder and have a full time job so I am not yet finished. I have attached some photos so you can see how far I am. I intend to submit a full set of construction history whenever I am finished.
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10 December 2010 I finished building my Zip about 12 months ago and have just now got around to sending in some photos for your website.
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10 August 2005 I recently completed my Zip, after 7 months of spare time work and I could not be happier. I have wanted to build a boat from scratch for a long time and enjoyed this one so much I will soon start on another. I have sold the Zip. Next will be the Malahini. Thanks for your support and great products. Regards, Don Witherspoon Hernando, FL
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Zip by Todd Broadlick, West Palm Beach, Florida February 27, 2009 Update May 2008 - 7 hours put in; Received plans, Shopped for lumber, Rented workspace, Moved tools into workspace, Assembled building form.
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Zip by Tom Blair, Lyons, Oregon 15 February 2010
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Zip by Amauri Cascapera, Sao Paulo, Brazil January 21, 2009 Here are photos of the "tropical Zip" I'm building in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The first photo shows the high-tech table built for the work (an old code fish box!) and the second photo shows the plans over the table.
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Zip by Buddy Slack, Columbia, South Carolina November 19, 2008 My name is Buddy Slack and I just finished my Zip. I could not have completed this project without Barry's advice. I used your frame kit and products. The outboard is a 1961 Merc 500.
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Zip by Dave Coleman, San Francisco Bay Area, California 9 September, 2009
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Zip by Pat Wilkening, San Diego, California July 1, 2009 Building my Zip was a really fun project. I used mahogany ply, Sapele and Honduras mahogany to build the hull and deck. Powered by an old Mercury 40hp I found on Craigslist, it actually goes along pretty quick (easily passing big jet skis). I get lots of compliments on it, with "how old is that thing?" being the most commonly asked question. Thanks for the well thought-out, easy to follow plans!
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Zip by Tim Grudecki, Dekalb, Illinois June 5, 2009 The "Donna Marie," named after my mother. I started her last year and 15 months later on my 30th birthday I got to launch her! She has got a 2008 Yamaha 4 stroke 50hp on her, and she clips along around 40mph on nice flat water. Lots of chrome on her with a stainless steel cutwater, transom bands, and of course it is sporting your Glen-L colors with the burgee flag flying high!
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Zip by Saïd Meskerkid June 18, 2008 Zip is turned over.
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Zip by J.R. Lindamood July 17, 2008 Here are a few pictures of my recently completed Zip. It was my first boat build and I can't tell you how much fun it was building it.
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Zip by George Davey, Hampshire, UK August 3, 2008
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Zip by Jack Hartwig, St. Charles, Missouri November 18, 2008 Here are a couple of pictures of the Zip I just completed. As you can see I modified the boat slightly to not include a back seat and replaced it with a hatch. The process took about 20 months.
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Zip by Shane Dickinson, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada October 17, 2008 A few months in and so far the build has went excellent; I have just turned the boat over and now starting the floor. The weather is getting too cold for epoxy so not much more will get done until spring.
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Zip by Chris Atwood, Avon, Indiana 7 January 2011
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