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Old 04-03-2004, 07:21 PM
Mark Mark is offline
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Default Re: rebuilt 20 1972

For my own personal interest, I had photos taken of every single step of the rebuild of my boat. Some yards do this for their own records, so you might be able to get some shots of the before-during-after process if they took any.

As with any of these premium priced older boats, cost factors into how picky you can be. If they want a LOT of money for it, you should expect the boat to be in great shape with an extensive list of upgrades. If the price is pretty reasonable, you can forgive a shorter list of improvements.

Some people's idea of a rebuilt boat is a good bath, fresh coat of paint, and maybe a new transom. Others consider a rebuild to be exactly what it sounds like: rebuilding the boat from scratch. If you dig through the archives on this site and look at either Trayders boat or Other Toms Whitewater, THOSE are rebuilt boats!

Good luck and let us know how it goes.
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