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    Posted: August-17-2009 at 10:13pm
I hope I can update the info this week on my post...
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Sebastion - how is your boat coming along?

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote kapla Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: August-17-2009 at 1:20am
all the info is here to accomplish the job..if you have the time, place and means to do it yourself, it will be fantastic experience...
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Thanks Pete!

I'll say again how much of you there is in my boat, and how cool it was to put a face with the voice and great advice and info. Anyone who reads the pumpkin patch will see where I started and in turn, where I ended up. As with so few on this board, it gets done right or not at all.   

All I really did was copy what was already there. That and with the applied advice I got here. I surely don't mean to sell anyone short on the help I received; most if not all of CCFan's dignitaries are represnted in the patch. Heck, Eric even helped.

The funniest part is most of what I've worked on isn't visable with the engine cover down. It does get a smile or 2 when I lift it.

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Greg,
I always thought it was a problem with bulls in a china shop!!

You sure could start a few more stringer jobs. The next ones will be twice as fast especially if you skip the all the sanding you did on the wood to make it pretty!!! BTW, I'll say it again that I've never seen anyone put the woodworking craftsmanship into a stringer job like you did!! Yup, it was a shame to cover it up.


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Thanks Tim!

I think I already have one lined up for the winter. If I have another or more than that, I'll have to open up the Buffalo Glass shop(hope someone gets that).    
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BuffaloBFN does a FANTASTIC job on stringers but he is in Gainesville, it would cost you some cash, he'd have to find the time to do it, but the worst part is you'd have to fight MrsBuffalo for him and that ain't gonna be easy.
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I live in south Alabama does anyone know of a good person in the area that will do a good job on replacing my stringers and floor in my 88 SN
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