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Project Boat, cont (4) |
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Looking forward into the V-berth. All of the interior hatch covers appear to be in side the boat somewhere. Surprisingly, the cushions are all intact and in fairly good shape. Some do have some mildew, but nothing a llittle soap and water and clorox wo't cure. |
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Look ing aft from the v-berth to the starboard quarter bert. As you can plainly see, the boat was home to a big colony of mud-dabbers and yello jackets. Number One Job - eliminate the wasps! |
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From the same vantage point, looking aft down the port quarter berth. This shows the fir out that some previous owner had installed to hold the electrical panel and the VHF radio mount. I plan to remove all of the wiring and start from scratch. As this is a homebuilt electrical panel it will go also. I |
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Looking forward from mid-ship toward the bow. The topsides are in realtively good condition. There is some staining and lots of dirt, but no major damage. My plan is to give it all a good pressure washing, then inspect it again closely to decide if it will have to be refinished or can be repaired and cosmetically touched up. |
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