Free Rub Rail

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If any one wants it, it’s yours free But you need to pick it up I’m not going to ship this one.
I just came back with a new Taco rub rail with the Stainless Steel insert. I’m tying to keep up with Mr. Gucci ride north of me in Stuart. I guess this is the original rub rail that makes it 34 years old. Still works good but is showing it’s age. You can apply coats of that Black out for car rubber bumpers and bring it back to looking OK. It’s the flexible rub rail with a rubber insert.

On my 23' CC






FellowShip

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Official Antique Classic SeaCraft Owner

[lost2a6]

I have one of those Mr. Gucci rub rails as well on my Seavette.

[Grneyedloki]

Pm sent. I'll take the rubrail off your hands ken. And thanks for the info on the soda blasting the other day.

Thanks
Brian

[gchop]

We spoke a couple of months ago, I have a 23cc 1976 that I am restoring. I am interested in where you got the livewell that you put in the floor when you moved your gas tank foward. I am going to do the same.

Thanks, George

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Hi George

I made it, I needed a custom fit for the spot I used. SeaCraft made them for the newer boats but there were none on the market Soooo a little bit of fiberglass and a little bit of epoxy and one week later Livewell.
I first extended my gas tank deck then measured from that deck to the bottom of the boat deck that I was re doing at the time and used the tank as part of the support for the boat’s deck. it’s about 35 Gal. or so. I can blacken in out with bait and they will all stay alive. Only problem is at the end of the day trying to catch the last 6 or so pilchards them mothers are fast.

FellowShip

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Official Antique Classic SeaCraft Owner

[gchop]

I thought you were going say that. Another thing on the List to do.

Thanks, George

[Old'sCool]

Fellowship will you post some pics and of the plumbing??

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I will post some pictures for you guys, But I did not do a ongoing pictorial documentation of my boat project. When I started the rebuild back in April of 2001 I didn’t even have a digital camera and this web sight didn’t get started until a few months later. Things have changed a lot since then and the documentation of some guys like Strick are truly amazing. Guys that are rebuilding their boats today have tremendous visual references of how to do it compared to what I had to work with.

FellowShip

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Just for the Grins

Official Antique Classic SeaCraft Owner