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Old 05-07-2012, 12:12 AM
heynow2203 heynow2203 is offline
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I just did it to mine you will have to do it to any of these boats that havn't been touched its foam just gut it and pour new the inboard is well worth it when your done just cut large. Access ports on the top of the stringers and then close them back up when done but don't destroy a true inboard there's not enough of them out there. Just think you will be the only boat going the same speed when the weather goes south
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