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That’s where we are going out of. I think there will be 6 people,haven’t decided which boat yet.

Rich

Sandy Point Lake Mead.
Next year going to Lake Powell

Rich

I think it would be fine. It is harder on a wood boat to have a drastically changing climate. Being inside will also help. I am in the central valley of California. My boat is outside with a cover, it’s in rain and 100+ heat. Plus once a year we take it to Arizona for a week and it is out in the sun...

That is a right hand prop. Is that what you need?

Just a little on the outside will seal it. no need in the holes, it’s not even under water.

Rich

If you can’t find a flagpole for the bow make one. You built a boat, you can make a flagpole.

At the lowest point when the boat is sitting still.

It was time for new varnish so spent the last few weekends sanding, filling some cracks and revarnishing the deck and sides. Ready for the season.
First ACBS show is in a couple weeks in Clear Lake.

Rich

I vote for #2, unless you stand at the end and sight down the lines you will never see it. it will look fine.

Rich

I don't know how thick your inserts are. I used this http://www.classicboating.com/parts/win ... nel-gasket
Lay it across the frame channel and push the glass in. after it is all set use a razor blade to trim the gasket. This is about 1/16" thick.

Rich

I don’t know about this paint but with varnish I never had good luck with even the best brisseled brush. I now use Jen poly foam brushes,work great for me.

Rich

Looks great,
Are you going to have it ready for any of the ACBS events this year ?

Rich

The steering box and column is what I used. Mine was from a Century, I converted it to the port side so my pictures show the opposite side of what yours would be. There are ends that connect to the steering box and the tiller and 1/2 inch pipe that is run along the motor stringer through simple wood...

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Our cruise to Sandy Point Last Night Rich

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