A journey of transformation — with tools, grit, and love.
A journey of transformation — with tools, grit, and love.
Over the years, our yacht has gone through serious repairs, thoughtful modifications, and quite a bit of elbow grease. Below, you'll find a selection of photos — from tired, worn-out components to the results of days (or weeks!) of work.
Old-style saloon ceiling light with incandescent bulbs
Empty recess where original engine control panel was installed
Outdated throttle lever mounting box
Worn and unstable cockpit compass support
Aged engine and service batteries
Rusted anchor chain and old windlass system
Corroded and unreliable fridge compressor
Hull in original white gelcoat, before repainting
Exposed and aged refrigerator cooling plates
Oxidized aluminum stanchions and rails
Midway through saloon window frame replacement
Cracked boom base at the mast
Corroded deck stanchion with compromised integrity
Boat at the yard, before upgrades began
Unfinished stern platform with visible wear
Upgraded instrument panel with modern navigation tools
New 220V shore power outlet installed in cockpit
Autopilot system for relaxed and precise cruising
Installed blackwater (waste) tank with secure plumbing
New stern platform finished with faux teak decking
Fresh hull paint and custom logo — a new identity
Elegant brass barometer in saloon interior
Redesigned anchor chain locker with improved access
Roller furling system for the new Genoa sail
All standing rigging replaced for safety and performance
Electric toilet kit installed for added convenience
Brand-new boom base mounted with reinforced fitting
Dedicated battery for windlass power
Raymarine depth, speed & autopilot system
Rebuilt hydraulic steering assembly
Redesigned anchor chain locker with reinforced lining
New silent fridge compressor, compact & efficient
Modern LED ceiling light in saloon
Replaced throttle control caps with new covers