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Bonita is now back from Verchères where she was restored by Jean-Pierre Fournel of Vexcel Yachting . Jean-Pierre is a wooden boat lover, an artist and an exceptional ebenist. He has renovated/built several boats and was featured in L'Escale, a Quebec nautical magazine, for the lobster boat he built in the 90's.
Bonita is getting a new teack deck, one coat of fiberglass on the hull and she will be ready for my trip to the Saguenay river next summer. Progress of the work can be seen here.
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I too own a naja - I'm interested to know where Bonitas windows - these are a very nice alternative - is there anyway anyone could point me to the supplier or put me in touch with the owner?
Posted by: Paul Brightmore | 02 February 2012 at 13:01
Hello,
I am the owner of Bonita.
Welcome to the site!
The windows were done by a firm based in Montreal called Bomon (http://www.bomon.com/). They ask for the measurement and they make it.
Roger Simard
Posted by: Roger Simard | 03 February 2012 at 18:03
Roger
Thanks - and Bonita looks fantastic.
Posted by: Paul Brightmore | 19 February 2012 at 16:19