Another Bravo conversion
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Another Bravo conversion
Just started today on pulling everything out of my 1984 Excalibur to get it ready for some transome work and a bravo.
Here are a few pics, this will be a winter project so bare with me with the updates.
Erik
Here are a few pics, this will be a winter project so bare with me with the updates.
Erik
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Got all the wood out today and sanded the fiberglas down flat. Now its time for some plywood and fiberglass.
This is just the start and the boat is a mess already!
This is just the start and the boat is a mess already!
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How thick was your transom originally? Plywood thicknesses?
I hope to be building up mine Sat, then lay some wood in Sun. Don't think I can put in 4 layers of glass at once do to the heat buildup.
I hope to be building up mine Sat, then lay some wood in Sun. Don't think I can put in 4 layers of glass at once do to the heat buildup.
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