stringer pieces in place.

[Tashmoo2]

Mark,

Thank you. Are you the same Mark that has the perfect "10" 20. I saw the pictures and think you gave me some advice before.

[Bigshrimpin]

After a long break . . . Here's an updated pic with the fuel cavity and the new bulkhead?? One more will go in tonight behind the fuel support.

[Trayder]

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where is she at now Biggie?

[strick]

I went for a ride with Tim in his other 20 Master Angler and I was very impressed. What a sweet riding boat. We fished a small ditch that I never would have been able to get my 23 into.

strick

[Bigshrimpin]

The project has been at a stand still since April. I've had lots of excuses . . . including getting married, buying a working boat, moving into a new place, etc. the list is pretty long. Anyhoo . . . I've made some progress since these photos. I made a mold for a recessed tapered fishbox 50" x 20" x 12" and found a hatch (for $20) 20 x 48 that fits perfectly. I foamed the fish box in place . . . then Strick graciously let me store the boat at "strickland ranch" . . . when I got the other boat.

I've finally gotten around to working on the project again . . . and will post some pics soon.

The hard part about doing a restore here is the availability of materials. For Example . . . It cost less for me to order two 8cu ft. kits of pour foam from Florida and have them shipped out here . . . than to buy one kit from TAPS Plastics or any other local reseller. The only other place that sells materials at a reasonable price is a 2.5 hour drive.

[warthog5]

Looking good Tim. It could be worse. Live in Fl. and order stuff from S.Fl. and have to pay tax and shipping. [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]

[Lenny]

So that is what solid stringers look like ey!! I gotta question for you, how do you attach the floor, glue & screw???