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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tumble*Home" data-source="post: 523640" data-attributes="member: 37173">I apologize this has taken me a while to reply. Family situation.But thank you very much for that date on curly. I am surprised she is even older than I knew. Quite remarkable really. What a testimony to Aluminum boats. As for the oar nooks. I actually joined the Alumacraft FB and saw a picture of a boat with the oars tucked under the brackets. My first thought was “how fortuitous that that fits so nicely”.  Do you suppose it really was by design?Pretty cool either way. I intend to mount an oar lock off the starboard side of the transom (off center). I learned to skull pretty well and have a long wood skulling oar waiting for me in the garage. Keep in mind that in these parts I can skull quietly up to a rookery on the river and observe birds nesting or big fat alligators lounging on the banks… skulling is quiet and I stand facing forward. ( I have and engine too of course, 20hp) Finally, yes, she does have the long ribs and I rather like that even though I am working on removable floor panel ideas. Thanks again for looking that up</blockquote>