1977 18SF Seacraft Refurb

I've always wanted to own a 20 foot classic Seacraft. I cant say that I wanted to restore it myself, but when the opportunity presented itself, I figured it was the only way to get exactly what I wanted. At the time of me looking for a 20 seacraft, there wasn't anything on the market that suited my needs. However, I was able to find a 1977 18 foot super fisherman at the right price and decided to give it a try. In full disclosure, i'm quite handy BUT I've never refurbed a boat before. I spent almost a year researching how other people have done it, learning about epoxy's, fiberglass ex ex....and jumped in. Thankfully I had assistance here and there from an experienced friend who helped develop a plan and guide the process. I'm sure there was better/different ways to do the work, but now that I've had an entire summer behind the helm of my inshore False Albacore chaser/beach boat, I couldn't be happier. She came out awesome with some personal touches that I'm proud of. Its a fantastic riding "pocket" inshore boat. Equipped with Garmin electronics, 4 way speaker system, electronic lenco trim tabs, Hydraulic steering, pop up stainless cleats, 7 flush mounted rod holders, dual battery switch, RGB interior lights, teak wood accents and nearly 100% composite, long lasting materials (coosa board throughout). Console was moved slightly forward and a 10 gallon fresh water tank was installed to offset the weight of her 4 stroke 115hp Mercury outboard. She's stronger and better than she ever was and will last a long time.