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Old 01-21-2011, 10:36 AM
dbiscayne dbiscayne is offline
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Default Re: 1977 20ft Master Angler Restoration

the boat is looking good, lot of work into it so far.
I've got a comment about your fuel tank...When I bought a Moeller tank, also plastic/cross linked poly like yours, they say to leave an inch gap around the tank for expansion. Maybe the Inca tank is different, might be worth lookin into though, your tank looks like a pretty tight fit in there.
Also might think about makin the section of cross supports above the tank removeable in case you ever need to remvoe the tank, though that shouldn't be anytime soon.
And don't count on the floor to tie the stringer sections together, overlap that area with plent of glass. Stringers are reinforcing the floor not vice versa.
Anyway like I said looks really good so far, keep the hull vented when you're finished and it'll last a long time.
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