This frame job was built by J.P. VanHoy, he just adapted what I did to his needs.  It's an excellent frame job that can be done by anybody, I say that because he was intimidated by this project but with a little coaching he put out a fine product, in my opinion.  This is also a Lowe 1436 hull.  Everything is bolted, no welding was needed.

J.P. wanted his deck to be completely removable so as to put the boat back to it's original state if needs be.  Here's the frame mounted to the floor, one solid unit goes into the hull, very ingenious I think.

Two storage compartments were also installed as seen in the next two images.  I like the doors going to the front instead of to the side like mine, nice touch.

Only thing left now is to mount a front deck and the trolling motor.

(A flat belly female physical ed instructor with a push pole would work too)  

Very good work J.P.