1969 starcraft aluminum split console Basket case.

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[Tnstratofam]

More qualified people are bound to chime in, but I don't think the transom on older Starcraft boats had an aluminum face between the transom wood and the splash well. In my signature you can find the thread where I replaced the transom in my 16ss. It's not too bad of a project. Good luck and I'll be following along.

 

[jbcurt00]

More qualified people are bound to chime in, but I don't think the transom on older Starcraft boats had an aluminum face between the transom wood and the splash well. In my signature you can find the thread where I replaced the transom in my 16ss. It's not too bad of a project. Good luck and I'll be following along.

Yep, ^^^ he's correct, and apparently more knowledgeable then he gives himself credit for: The wood was exposed to the elements on the forward face of the plywood transom. As 1 who has torn into, repaired & re-splashed an SC, TnStratoFam is as knowledgeable as most of us.

There are plenty of references @iboats to the removal & replacement of SC transom plywood.

 

[GA_Boater]

I'll make it three - The transom wood is exposed above and below the splashwell. Which is nice because unlike a glasser, you can see the wood and don't need to bang it with a hammer or drill test holes looking for wet wood under FG.

All the Starcraft restos are here - It sounds like you have a Super Sport. http://forums.iboats.com/forum/owne...ft-rebuilds-and-restorations-they-re-all-here

 

[jigngrub]

Not a basket case, just a fixer-upper.

 

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