Finisher for DE Holland

[bavarian323i]

Do you guys have any success stories/suggestions for finishers of the Holland 32?

 

[plowin]

Eric Clark, Southwest harbor Maine.

 

[MDI45]

Is Glenn Holland to busy?

 

[Tumblehome]

Glenn does a fine job right there. Another option would be Farrin's boat shop in Walpole.

 

[plowin]

Glen can and will finish her but its likely it will be longer than you think if any of the stories I have heard are true. Great work but lobsters and workboats always come first. Again, just what I have heard from first hand owners.

 

[Hallelujah Newman 36]

I agree with Troublehome. Farrin's is doing our boat. They have finished some 38 and some 32. He has a 32 on the website in the photo gallery "Old Crow". They are great to work with. We are very happy. Check out the work they are doing for us. They will build to your needs and offer great advice.:grin:

 

[Tumblehome]

I agree with Troublehome. Farrin's is doing our boat. They have finished some 38 and some 32. He has a 32 on the website in the photo gallery "Old Crow". They are great to work with. We are very happy. Check out the work they are doing for us. They will build to your needs and offer great advice.:grin:

Troublehome? What is that about?

 

[Hallelujah Newman 36]

Sorry about that

 

[WoundUpMarine]

Bradley Simmons in Boothbay has done his fair share of hollands

 

[plowin]

Bradley does a nice job.

 

[tunafishhkg]

X2 for Bradly Simmons

 

[DBM]

I know this is going to sound like a strange point of view, but I'd consider how easy it is to get to your finisher. It's been my experience that the more you are there, the faster the work gets done. It's no different than being on top of a construction job, and I mean no disrespect to the builders, it's just that if you are there a couple of times a month, you are making yourself a (PIA) and a priority.

Good luck on your build.

DBM