My 21 had bolsters and seat frames like my 28 had big and beefy!

Ike;

Did the bottoms drop out of those or were they just bases for the buckets. Seems like the drop out bottoms would be somewhat of a waste on a boat with such low freeboard. Do you have any pictures?

Roger

no they were fixed seats, i'll try to find some pics.

Awesome project. Thank you for your service to our country and keeping us safe. Best of luck with the Scout, I'd be honored to own one of yours one day.

Are you just doing outboards to start with? Our small block chevy line would be killer!

Thanks Ike!

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Mine has buckets mounted on pedistals. I'm beginning the restoration in a few weeks;
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That's a pretty boat. Saw it in a previous thread and really liked it.

My Scout "made a comeback" this weekend. The restoration process will continue but she's back up and running and mechanically sound again.
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Nice picture Panther. Good to know your enjoying your boat, It was surely built to last and looks like your Scouts "comeback" is not only making you happy, the kids like it too.
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Thanks! I really like what you're doing with resurecting the Scouts, they're great boats.

My 36' is named "Geronimo" so my wife and I are thinking of naming the little guy "lil' Mo Rockin".

Any updates on the boat Phil? How did the USCG inspection go? Btw, spoke to Bobby at the venture cup and had great things to say about you. I wish you the best in this venture and hope all goes well!!