Marinette Boat Forum

This is great info that I'll certainly use! Thanks.

Well, she's all mine, FINALLY! Had her transported last Wednesday to a friend's house where she'll stay while I'm restoring her and I picked up all the other parts/pieces from my friend's garage; cushions, glass, old decking for templates, two props, shaft, strut, rudder, fuel tank, and two bins of ...

BigM Bob, Thanks for the photos. :) Were you able to get all the parts that the privious owner removed. Glass, wood, floors and etc.......... :shock: bill He says he has it all, but I haven't sighted everything yet. I briefly saw the wood, all the rails and large buckets of things as well as the cu...

I am, waiting on transport bids. There's a lot of work and time required, but certainly doable. One bite at a time and in the right sequence!

Engine looks good! But that wiring drives me nuts...

Pics of the overhead, Galley, Head, help area and helm console. Good thing I wired destroyer consoles in the Navy!

Pics from my visit last Sunday. I'm making arrangements to haul her closer to home and begin working on her restoration. The good, the bad and the ugly. Everything will be pulled out, tanks cleaned and/or replaced, all new wiring and thru-hulls, wood refinished or replaced and just look at that love...

Thanks Bill! I'm finally getting to see her on Sunday!

Welcome Captain . Now you can captain your own alu. vessel. I bet you will have a few things to teach us in new tech dept. Wayne Thanks Wayne, nice to meet you. Yes sir! I told my wife that just once I want to take her out of the Chesapeake 12 miles offshore just to be the absolute lawful authority...

First of all, thanks for serving our country. (Second of all, you lucky dog! Love to mess around with explore that 'boat'.) I hope you can get the boat (yours) closer to home, for that was always my problem with mine (and it was 3 hours away). Lots of work to be done, but they're worth it in the en...