1988 Monark Rebuild

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bassfann1

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Here is my progress so far on the 88 Monark I have been relife-ing. This is my first rebuild that included painting. Thanks for all the help I recieved form this site.
 

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More Pics
 

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Few more!
 

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Thanks. I should be finished by next weekend. I really want to sell the 35 Mercury and controlls, so I can put a 15hp or larger tiller steer. When I want to go to the electric only lakes, I can remove the tiller easily.
 
Theres some older 25/30 hp (even some 40's) that are pretty light if your looking for alittle more ummph.
That 35 you have is probably around 150.
 
A few more pics from the weekend. Didn't get as far as I would have liked, but I resfuse to rush this one (even with hunting season approaching). I did get the trailer painted, new bunks made and the final coat on the bottom.
 

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What is that color exactly?
Originally, I wanted the outside to be slightly darker grey than yours, but because of the liner on the inside only being available in Tan and not Light Grey, I decided to change the color scheme. It should still look nice, but I'm still curious what color that is on your boat?

Talons
 
The primer that you mostly see in the pics is a light grey. It almost looks like a blueish tint in the light. The final coat (that I only have on the bottom now) is a dark grey. I like it a lot better. I will take a picture when I get half the side painted, so you can see the difference.
 
The primer that you mostly see in the pics is a light grey. It almost looks like a blueish tint in the light. The final coat (that I only have on the bottom now) is a dark grey. I like it a lot better. I will take a picture when I get half the side painted, so you can see the difference.
 
Here are few of the finished coat on everything. You can see from the earlier pics how much darker the finish coat comes.
 

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I've been busy this winter, but this is still in progress. Should finish soon with deer season ending. More pics to follow.
 

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Well I took my time, but except for a few minor odds and ends she's done.
 

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Thanks guys. Yes I would still like to change it to a tiller. I ran wires underneath to the front and put a toggle switch. If I can get a tiller, i'll take it off to go electric only, and use the switch to turn another trolling motor on from the front when moving long distances. I'll just keep it locked straight and use the foot controlled to steer.
 
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