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Old 09-02-2012, 10:14 AM
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I did a similar thing to a lapstrake skiff and I enjoyed it, but it cost almost $1500 to redo in 2001. That was a smaller project than yours. For the number of hours I spent working on it I would have been better off spending the time working a second job at walmart or best buy and buying a seacraft But I learned a ton and it was a lot of fun to make a "custom boat" hahahaha





If you have a freshwater motor . . . hang onto it and all the rigging. I run a 86 Merc on my boat and ran a 1979 powerhead before that.
When I go up to Ohio I always look for small boats for under $500 to do a project like the above when I get done with the 21.

Here is one that I think would make nice conversions.

BMT only $350

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my rebuild thread: http://www.classicseacraft.com/commu...ad.php?t=18594

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