Chris that is an excellent plan! That is exactly how I plan to redo my transom when the time comes (probably Fall of 2012 maybe 2013) I think transom replacement from the "inside" is definately the way to go. More labor & expensive, but over the long haul it's worth it. Especially with your boat's lineage and family history. I'll sure you plan on keeping it in the family for a long time. I also think you should seroiusly consider the solid transom/bracket/outboard concept. You would gain extra room in the boat, increased performance and reliability. Put a 300hp Yamaha V-6 4 stroke on that baby and you will be all set for another 10 years. Of course it's easiler to spend some one else's money, but that would be my dream concept of restoration.
Jim
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