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Stand Up replied to the thread Older Lund…WC14?.It is as good as new. Probably better. That's very good work and I like it. Thanks for posting the results. -
I spent some time over last winter refurbishing the boat. I had the old paint sandblasted off. I then polished the lower half, and...
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Kinda stinks, but appreciate the time you did have and look what you gained with the new lease! I have a small parcel of land 4 hrs...
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Stand Up replied to the thread 1999 Crestliner Project.Great progress. The welds look good from the pictures. Yes, it will be a fine boat when you're done. Thanks for posting.
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So the good milestone is here! Transom is in! After 2 coats of otf and 5 coats of varnish, it is finally in its place! I have added...
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In 1964 OMC stopped using pressure fuel tanks and switched over to non pressure single line tanks. Check the inside of any metal tank...
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Stand Up reacted to FuzzyGrub's post in the thread Patching holes and corrosion on a Star craft Mariner with Like.
The use of pop rivets for the aluminum patches may create more leaks. They will not seal like a bucking rivet.
