Re: GENERAL CURIOUSITY...Would a boat with a soft or rotten floor have any chance sin
well if ur talking about the one I just got, I haven't dumped it yet but the 27'er that I got w the trailer a couple years ago cost me $43 at the landfill. .... Prolly not much more for this one...
Chances are pretty good that the stern eyes are plenty solid for a tube... most of them a solid enough to lift the boat
Wow!! i called last week about bringing some "household" trash and they told me $56!!
i almost had a heart attack! i had a 19 ft junker hull one time and could never find how to dispose of it. I left it at a rental property
at a freinds house when he got evicted lol
And ok i was just checking on the hooks, if there is any chance of it being weak i didnt wanna do it. So i was JW.
This boat should turn out decent when im done, i dont think ill have a problem getting $1500-$2000 for it when im done.
i only paid $350 for the boat/trailer/motor. Of course ya gotta dump money into them, but im still only at about $550.
I have all the materials for the floor, all i have left to do is carpet, and vinyl panels recover and new wood.
Then get it running.
The engine has great compression, very clean looks to have minimum hours on it. but does have cracked coil packs
I am winning bidder on ebay for a used set of 2 coils for $22.50! Auctions ending in a couple hours.
Someone had mentioned non skid floor instead of carpet, im just gonna use this vey thin (easy to dry out) carpet from lowes.
And im gonna tack it down with waterproof spray adhesive, so if it ever needs to come up, it will without ruining carpet.
This carpet has a 4 year warranty and is gurenteed against fading, UV etc.
The vinyl however, i cannot find locally for less then $22 a linear yard.
So any ideas yall have used would be great.
I know im getting a bit random now.... please excuse me
just kidding... couldn't resist.........:lol:
