I just spoke to the gentleman< it's 14' long and it does have a Delta deck or vice versa. He had it for 11 years and never had it in the water. If it would of been 15' long, I would of been going for a ride in the morning.

Being an old boat you don't know how many repairs it has had in its life. By the clamp bracket marks on the transom the last motor was likely a Mercury. The original race boat would have been very light. The carpet shows it was used later as a lake runner and the boat has gained weight. The side pods were an old Glaspar G3 idea. The boat looks straight. Could be made into a nice T boat, but you would need to remove the deck and redo the hull. I would remove the side pods.

I am not 100 percent sure but those G3 side pods were not part of the mold. They were add ons. The FV celled boat that races in the Twin Lakes Assoc. could be the same hull. I would check the repairs to see how good they were done. It would be a nice boat when completed. The question is....is it worth the time and effort? It has to be a labour of love because just like the fellow that owns it now....he has put a lot of time and money into that boat for what it is worth. The good news is all the work done could be well done and you only need to finish it.
I would go see it! It is a very good hull and rare.
Just looked at the picture of the boat on a larger screen. There are not side pods. It is just light or paint.