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| The eyes of the boat...hey, wasn't there a movie with that title??? Maybe not, but there should have been!!! Bow on left, stern on right. |
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| The seats, cleaned up and finished, wait patiently for their new home. | Umm...for some reason I don't remenber the oil line being this long. Oh, that's because it was so covered up with mud I couldn't tell what it was. | |||||||||||||||||||
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| I separated the transom in this picture in order to add several layers of fiberglass to the rear of the engine well. The plan is to add the glass and plenty of epoxy, then drop the top back down and clamp the engine well to the transom before it dries. | Not quite sure why I took this picture, but must have thought something was interesting at the time, or, more likely, had one picture left before the memory on the camera was full. | |||||||||||||||||||
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