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    Re: Classic timber boats of all sizes. Who has one??

    Hi BM

    Long time between posts, nice finish on your project, what does the insides look like?

    Heres a cheap small one for the devotees in your neck of the woods . http://boatpoint.com.au/boats-for-sa...aspx?R=9388754

    Cheers
    Chimo
    What could go wrong.......................

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    Re: Classic timber boats of all sizes. Who has one??

    Hi Finga
    Have a wander along Breakfast creek, and maybe a chat to the shipwright in Argyle street.I think he owns most of them. A real "Allsorts" of projects down there
    cheers
    rando

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    Re: Classic timber boats of all sizes. Who has one??

    hi finga built a hartley 18 ts ply over oregon some 20 odd year ago now that i started her which i still have in my back yard and still in real good nick dynel over the hull and a west saturated interior - dont use her much at all sadly and dont use my quin runabout all that much either, hope to change that soon though but dont want to part with the hartley as just too much of me in her but if you need any advice ideas happy to help any time - building a wood boat gets inside you and becomes a labour of love
    cheers rob

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    Re: Classic timber boats of all sizes. Who has one??

    double post
    Last edited by patrol50; 26-10-2010 at 12:58 PM. Reason: double post

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    Re: Classic timber boats of all sizes. Who has one??

    heres mine Scotty................ never got her finished though. Classic lines, but limited to what motor I can put on her.

    Mike

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    Re: Classic timber boats of all sizes. Who has one??

    Quote Originally Posted by Chimo View Post
    Hi BM

    Long time between posts, nice finish on your project, what does the insides look like?

    Heres a cheap small one for the devotees in your neck of the woods . http://boatpoint.com.au/boats-for-sa...aspx?R=9388754

    Cheers
    Chimo
    G'day mate,

    Yeah, I have been a bit quiet on this site for a while actually. Just kicking back these days.

    The insides.. Well I put in timber subfloor beams and then a structural ply floor. It steps up just forward of the console kind of like a casting deck. That wasn't the intention though. The original floor was way too low and whilst it provided great freeboard, it didn't offer much usable walking space. The new setup has much less freeboard (there will be a grab rail around the boat though) but the usable space is huge.

    I will probably look to sell this rig maybe halfway through the season as I have a 25ft flybridge project going to start soon. Or I may hold the diesel rig till the flybridge is completed.

    I should have some more bling bits on the boat in the next week and will post up the pics then.

    Cheers

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