Dry fitting of longitudinals...

Vacuum bagging a foam floor.

I was fortunate to find a used carbon fiber mast from a J/90, light and strong.  It turns out to have quite a history.  It is from Eye-Eye which was previously Surfinn.  Ryan Finn completed the Single Handed TransPac in 2004 in Surfinn with a corrected time of 11:06:11:30.

The longitudinals make up the fronts of the cockpit seats as well as the bunk fronts.  Here they are being dry-fitted against the hull and over the floors prior to gluing the puzzle joints.

The outboard motor goes through a well a few feet forward of the transom.  The cut out in the hull forms the bottom of a plug which goes into the motor well when the motor is stowed in a cockpit locker

There are watertight voids at both ends of the boat which can be accessed via 10" inspection plates.  The plates screw into their frames with a watertight o-ring seal.  Doubler  rings reinforce the bulkheads.