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Jon and V Boat Conversions & Modifications
MANUFACTURES DECK MODIF. SUB FRAME WOOD OR METAL?
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<blockquote data-quote="Fishingman48" data-source="post: 505142" data-attributes="member: 25137"><p>Sorry did not get back to you , as far as pic's goes sure here you go and found out nO SUB FLOORFRAMEING MAIN FLOOR WAS ATTACHED TO RIBB'SOF BOAT & CENTER KEEL/ SPINE as some would refer to! Notic[ATTACH=full]117169[/ATTACH]e center pic' on top is keel/ there were no side rib's attached to deck. except for ribs of boat. approx. 6-inch gap between deck and bottom of boat // no foam nothing!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Fishingman48, post: 505142, member: 25137"] Sorry did not get back to you , as far as pic's goes sure here you go and found out nO SUB FLOORFRAMEING MAIN FLOOR WAS ATTACHED TO RIBB'SOF BOAT & CENTER KEEL/ SPINE as some would refer to! Notic[ATTACH type="full"]117169[/ATTACH]e center pic' on top is keel/ there were no side rib's attached to deck. except for ribs of boat. approx. 6-inch gap between deck and bottom of boat // no foam nothing! [/QUOTE]
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