Building a "real" mudboat **UPDATE

Figured I'd post a few pictures of this project. I've been building aluminum boats myself for 20 plus years now. It's always been a side hustle, but at one point I was doing 8 to 10 a year on side of a full time job and other random fab work mixed in. I've slowed way down between more responsibilities at the real job, kids getting older and such. Think I've done maybe one or two a year the last couple years, and just for family and close friends.
This one is for a good friend, had planned to do it last year but I was in the middle of moving and building a new house and shop, so just finally getting around to it.
The hull is 20' x 60" with a 2' fan tail. Bottom is 60" at beam and tappers to 56 at stern, is 48" across the bow. 1/4" plate bottom and 3/16 sides. 2x6 angel for the gunwale/catwalks. All of the stainless for the strut and rudder is 3/8". It's powered by a 5.3 LS, 1.28 to 1 gear spinning a 14x14 wheel.
No cut sheet, all lofted out from my head with a tap, straight edges and a sharpie marker and cut out with a worm drive, including the stainless work (which was tough)
Getting close to wrapping it up. Have to pull the motor out to finish some welding work in that space, including the keel coolers.