Is your live well is plastic? I have a 2008 Lund and mine is plastic. In 1982 though, they might have been aluminum. Aluminum is pretty easy to repair by using JB Weld or something similar. Lund might have the part still. Here is there ebay store address: http://stores.ebay.com/Lund-Boat-Co...idZ831644300QQ_trksidZp4634Q2ec0Q2em14QQ_vcZ1
finding livewells isn't that easy. I have decided to build mine out of plastic cutting board material, like used in food service.http://www.usplastic.com/catalog/item.aspx?itemid=23751&clickid=redirect. i screwed it together using ss screws and aquarium grade silicone. i did get idea off ebay site.
An 3 foot by 18 inch piece is ~$27. Probably a 3x1 foot live well would cost around $90. The material is 1/2 inch thick so it would be pretty easy to screw it together with some type of 5200 as a sealant. The plywood/fiberglass route would work too for maybe 1/4-1/2 the price. The plastic board would be pretty simple to build and look more like the original equipment.
Thanks for all the input, guys. I ended up building one from scratch using 1" foil backed foam and lining the inside with fiberglass. I work for a company that sells spray equipment so I had the surfact sprayed with gelcoat. Yes. It is pink. That's the only color we had back in the lab. The price was right. Here are some pictures.
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3. First coat of fiberglass applied to the new livewell..jpg