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<blockquote data-quote="Ray Clark" data-source="post: 508468" data-attributes="member: 31103">I&#039;ve been watching this thread with some interest.Is the pic representative of a large part of the boat?&nbsp; The pic appears to be about 6&quot;X10&quot; portion of the hull.&nbsp; If the pic is just one section and there&#039;s more, I don&#039;t think I&#039;d mess with it.&nbsp; Save the free repair materials and perhaps find a boat for cheap that doesn&#039;t need so much work.Even though I&#039;m retired, I still put a value on my time, and so I&#039;m willing to pay to get a little bit better quality boat.&nbsp; I&#039;d rather have the time for enjoying the boat and being out on the water fishing, rather than spending a LOT of hours trying to get the boat fixed up.&nbsp; Spending a lot of hours on a dodgy hull to save a few hundred $$ (or even $1K) on a relatively decent hull is a false economy from my perspective.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ray Clark, post: 508468, member: 31103"] I've been watching this thread with some interest. Is the pic representative of a large part of the boat? The pic appears to be about 6"X10" portion of the hull. If the pic is just one section and there's more, I don't think I'd mess with it. Save the free repair materials and perhaps find a boat for cheap that doesn't need so much work. Even though I'm retired, I still put a value on my time, and so I'm willing to pay to get a little bit better quality boat. I'd rather have the time for enjoying the boat and being out on the water fishing, rather than spending a LOT of hours trying to get the boat fixed up. Spending a lot of hours on a dodgy hull to save a few hundred $$ (or even $1K) on a relatively decent hull is a false economy from my perspective. [/QUOTE]

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