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Finally bit th ebullet and made the 2500 mile round trip to pickup the next project. Boat was never titled and made as a race boat . Very competitive inthe Midwest in the mid 1970's. Willbe fully restored with correct motor and riging. Stay tuned.....
BTW the pictures are not upside down on my computer.... no idea why you need to stand on your head to view these.... LOL...
What cool!
Love that era and class.
IMO, kinda what started the hi po vee bottom craze.
That one come from Troy, Oh?
Was someone shooting at you as you left?.......
nope and nope.....
Looks like it.... all them holes in the transom..
Minnow basket
I'm only gonna show you guy's this one or twenty more times. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom Smyth
so how did you flip those pics around??
Thanks..... my head was turning red.....What motor you going to put on it???
Tom, on my computer, I clic/enlarge the pic, right clic/save, I then open them in preview (mac) I clic the rotation arrow enough times to get the picture right side up, then go to file and save. on my desktop, when I clic save, you can watch the upside down picture flip over. Then I re-post .............. "Piece of cake"Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom Smyth
this picture was right side up, so I made it like yours. :D
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Gonna get ya head wet.......
there. thats better.https://www.screamandfly.com/attachm...2&d=1541456778
Rub rail removed, had to grind th eheads off90% of the screws since they had rusted beyond use. Splitting the deck fromthe hull going well......
The lip over deck to hull connection makes life much easier, unless it's glued or glassed on. imo..
The flat surface type like Hydrostream used is a bit more challenging or at least mine was.
Love these old boat restore threads, especially with pictures !! :thumbsup: