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Toyota might be coming out with a new Stout that sounds cool. I drive a 2022 Ford Maverick and love it. My wife drives a 2021 Honda Ridgeline and it is an awesome ride.

one of the gunnel rails was intact so I used it for a pattern. made it a lot easier. video up date.

a little more progress on B6917. here is a link to my flickr photo album of the boat. 1954 crestliner 14 commodore I picked this up today at an estate sale. 1957 cd-14 Johnson 5.5 hp.

they did. not as difficult as you might think. just plan each step.

I have the commodore mostly done. our 20 acre lake is electric power only so we have a trolling motor on it. I just purchased a 1956 Johnson 15 hp that was rebuilt by a marine motor mechanic. I am going to install it and the steering wheel next. I have to get smarter on how the cables are done...

I decided to use oak for the gunnel rails as was original on this 1954 boat. I got the inner and outer pieces cut and started the steam bending process after a couple of you-tube videos. All went well and I should be installing them tomorrow.

I think they are savable and i do have some redwood stock.

original seats seem fairly good too.

great info and much appreciated. part of why I bought it was the good condition of the wind shield. that would have made me one year old when the boat was built. it will be the third crest liner I have.

I bought this 14' Larson/Crestliner a couple years back and am starting to work on it today. I removed the aluminum deck and the remains of the rub rails. I have 15 foot 5/4 mahogany to replace them with and the transom and dash. the seats look to be redwood and original rails look to be oak...