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Jon and V Boat Conversions & Modifications
Newbie working on a 16' tin.
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<blockquote data-quote="Davidius" data-source="post: 357626" data-attributes="member: 14614"><p>I thought about leaving it an open bow as well. Add a small casting deck to cover the tank with provisions for a removable aft mounted deck extension to have a larger casting area and another seat mount. That will be a project for next weekend though. Yesterday I fit some foam and new wood loosely from the bench rearward as I haven't figured out what to do up front. I used el cheapo lowes 1" sheet foam with a foil type stuff on one side and plastic on the other between the ribs as that's as tall as my ribs are, the rear I cut four 2x3's to support and raise the floor so I can install seat mounts and increase noise deadening. Rear flooring is 1/2" ply as is the floor inside the bench, inside the bench I will add a small framework of 2x3 in the center to support the access door/hatch. The ribs in front of the bench aren't level or flat so I will have to build up the floor in the back a couple inches to make it level.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Davidius, post: 357626, member: 14614"] I thought about leaving it an open bow as well. Add a small casting deck to cover the tank with provisions for a removable aft mounted deck extension to have a larger casting area and another seat mount. That will be a project for next weekend though. Yesterday I fit some foam and new wood loosely from the bench rearward as I haven't figured out what to do up front. I used el cheapo lowes 1" sheet foam with a foil type stuff on one side and plastic on the other between the ribs as that's as tall as my ribs are, the rear I cut four 2x3's to support and raise the floor so I can install seat mounts and increase noise deadening. Rear flooring is 1/2" ply as is the floor inside the bench, inside the bench I will add a small framework of 2x3 in the center to support the access door/hatch. The ribs in front of the bench aren't level or flat so I will have to build up the floor in the back a couple inches to make it level. [/QUOTE]
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