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I just found out how shoddy the construction of this boat is. As I was grinding out air pockets in the left rear corner of the boat I broke through the hull . It looks like I have some repair work to do. That is a shot of the left rear Chine about a foot and a half from the stern of the boat ...
Like I said I am better with hammers than computers. I am still learning how to size picture files to fit the site. When I would preview my post it looked different than what I actually posted. It only took two days poking at it here and there. I am grateful for our cool and slightly damp...
Thanks for the info Chris. I was concerned with removing too much and creating more work than is needed. I tend to do that. Here are some pictures of the boat. I am a Cleveland Browns fan with a boat that screams Pittsburgh Steelers.
Hello my name is Nate and I reside in central Ohio. I have spent the last three years reading and enjoying the many restoration threads on this forum. This is my first post and I will say I am much better swinging hammers than using computers. I am grateful for all the info this forum has...