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Old 12-02-2004, 08:50 PM
JWilliams JWilliams is offline
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What have I gotten into? Are there really that many nuts about Sea Craft like me? NOW where you when I needed help with the grinding and sanding????

The only question I can answer now is "C" from JohnR and that answer is not enough and "D" is the cheap stuff 'cause I couldn't afford the good stuff with all I was spending! (wife guards the check book)

I will be getting together a progress "album" and some measurments requesed. In the meantime, thanks for the comments and I will get the rest soon.
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Old 12-02-2004, 09:59 PM
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Jwilliams

Before your checkbook gets a Fort Knox lock on it from the wife you need some cool
'69 Classic Potter Built Hull ID stickers

----> HDS Stickers

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Old 12-02-2004, 11:17 PM
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Chuck,
Any 73's left?

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Old 12-03-2004, 03:36 PM
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jwilliams, welcome to csc i love your boat been wanting to do the same thing to my 20. Could you post some shots of the cockpit/transom area? Also was your boat originally an outboard or io? boat looks great!
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Old 12-04-2004, 10:07 AM
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Thanks for the encouragement! I will be getting together progress and final shots of some some details I worked out.

I bought the boat 5 yers ago and it only sunk once! It went under during a hurricane 4 years ago while tied to a floating dock. It was an outboard and the older 20's had a 20" transom so the deluge of rain over ran the bilge. That inspired the closed transome.

My advice to anyone doing this on a 20' would be to move all you can forward! Mine gets up and runs and rides well but sitting at a dock, it is so low in the back the scuppers do not drain because they are so low in the water. I put "ping pong ball" type stoppes on the transome outlet and they work great. Then built a sump (pics will come) with automatic bilge pump to handle rain and wash down at the dock. Not the best solution but works well.

The progress pics should be sent next week.
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Old 12-04-2004, 10:19 AM
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I looked at the "Potter" sticker and liked the idea but dicided to go with a custom script logo that stayed in the color theme (I know too Gucci). Pic will follow.
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