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Old 01-08-2010, 12:08 AM
Sandhog Sandhog is offline
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Default Re: 1972 20 CC

Looking at these pictures I am feeling encouraged. I will own my dad's '72 20' before too long and when I do I'll have to tear out the floor. Fortunately it's simply a matter of removing the rivets behind the rub rail and lifting the innards from the hull. I don't have my '73 Shovelhead to tear apart any more, ride a BMW now. So I'm looking forward to getting personal with the boat. Looking forward to seeing the end results, Yours and Mine.

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