The fellow I bought it from imported it from Boston, then did all the things to the boat that you have done, plus more. He got into a situation where he felt he did not want the boat anymore, and a buddy of mine found it on Castanet. We drove up to Vernon last october and brought it back. It had no leg on it, so I ordered a new Alpha from a local dealer here.
I am unable to do much work myself, but have had a few things done by the dealer. It needs the upholstery finished, and a little tidying up, but it sure runs great.
It is not the boat that I ultimately want to keep. I have been a "yachtie" for the last 35 years, and just finished up with a 37' Tollycraft, that we passed on to another individual last fall. I am 72, and it became too stressful for my wife and I to deal with docking and undocking.
The Glastron just gave me an opportunity to have a road trip with my buddy who found it, who is a long term Glastron lover.
I really enjoyed our week at Osoyoos, which is where a boat like that belongs. We have a cabin on Vancouver Island, so I want a boat like an 18" Bayliner Trophy, so that we can go back to cruising around the Islands on day trips from our home base.
The boat had been re-gelcoated, and the bottom colour is a pale greenish blue. So I think it is the same as yours.
