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Old 10-24-2009, 10:15 AM
wavelength wavelength is offline
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Why would you not just take to Hermco??? He did a great job on mine and he supports this forum. Unless you've moved from Citrus County there is no one around here that can match his quality.
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Old 10-24-2009, 12:38 PM
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Default Re: Wet transom

I would love to take it to Don. But the simple truth is that I cannot afford for any of them to do any of this right now. It will have to wait. So when I go to the Keys in a month, I'll be taking my 16' 1966 Wellcraft bowrider.

Since I often go out a long way, (30+ miles), and also into seas up to 4'-7', I'll now confine the Seafari to close-in waters until I get this fixed.
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