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    Pappaw’s 1965 Rich Line

    Happy it could help. It took about $50 from Lowe’s and an hour or so. Let me know if you need anything
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    Pappaw’s 1965 Rich Line

    Haven’t had any updates in a while, but over the winter, I noticed the snow and water would pool on my cover. So, with some PVC, I fixed that issue. A new25 hp Suzuki tiller comes in this weekend, and then it’ll be time for the water!
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    Pappaw’s 1965 Rich Line

    Finally done. I’m happy with how it came out, but happier know that my family and I created some memories while restoring Pappaw’s old boat.
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    Pappaw’s 1965 Rich Line

    Last was some seats for easier cruising. Now I just need a good motor to put on her and we’re off… Again thank you all for the suggestions and if you see me on the River or lake, say hello!
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    Pappaw’s 1965 Rich Line

    Then it was time to wire up the lights. Navigation, headlights, radio and floor lights using a switch panel to power it all up.
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    Pappaw’s 1965 Rich Line

    Then paint to the seats and carpeting to the floors. Rustoleum farm Ford Blue for the win again
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    Pappaw’s 1965 Rich Line

    Then seats and floors. Everything wood was sealed with a fiberglass resin. Also, I added expanding foam under the floors and made a mold to go under the seats of the styrofoam I pulled out (not pictured). That stuff expands quickly, but it worked out
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    Pappaw’s 1965 Rich Line

    Then onto the interior. Coat it (same wire wheel, sandpaper and acetone bath as before). Went with the Rustoleum primer grey as well
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    Pappaw’s 1965 Rich Line

    Then time to paint. Rustoleum farm and implement in gloss black (looked good everywhere else so why not) and Ford blue. Lost of taping and waiting. Decided to make it “pop” by two toning it and painting the “rib” black as well. My daughter helped a lot, as did my wife and son. I’m happy with how...
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    Pappaw’s 1965 Rich Line

    Next was to seal the boat. Coat it on the bottom followed by paint. Again wire wheel, sand paper followed by acetone prior to applying the two coats of coat it.
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    Pappaw’s 1965 Rich Line

    Then it was onto the transom. Took a bit to get this out, but patience and will power. I coated the new transom with a fiberglass resin. Used a marine silicone on the bolts and went over that with coat it. Painted over that with a the Rustoleum gloss black and primer grey on the inside
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    Pappaw’s 1965 Rich Line

    Hey everyone, I bought this bought back in 1999 from my grandpa. Thanks to all of the knowledge I gleaned from here, I’ve got the gal ready for the water after a couple of decades of sitting in my parents field. First was the trailer. Rewired everything and upgraded to LED lights. I also added...
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