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    1975 o'day 22
    will be changing to led lights both mast and cabin along with nav lights. adding solar, adding bbq, rebedding all deck hardware and below water...
  • Monsterfish
    Looking forward to V-berth.
    Wow.....dream home!
  • D
    MacGregor 26s
    Das sind Teakleisten, die aufgeklebt, dann mit Schwarzer Masse ausgegossen und geschliffen wurden. Sieht immer noch aus wie neu.....
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    Marilee-Interior.jpg
    This interior is gorgeous! What type of boat is this in?
  • JohnScott
    DSCN8846
    CHILD LABOR

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The galley base was solid so its staying. The counter top needs replacing though. If you look close at the base, you can see a gray line about 8 inches from the bottom. At some point it had standing water in it.

The galley base was solid so its staying. The counter top needs replacing though. If you look close at the base, you can see a gray line about 8 inches from the bottom. At some point it had standing water in it.

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Anything with rot got ripped out. That partition on the starboard and the forward birth were solid so they stay.

Anything with rot got ripped out. That partition on the starboard and the forward birth were solid so they stay.

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She hasn't moved in God knows how long. Getting her ready to go. I have a Ford F150 and thought i might need an f250 4x4 to pull her out but was pleasantly surprised when i let the tung down on my hitch, the trailer only brought my truck down couple of inches. The boat was nicely balanced on the trailer. I pulled her home the 40 miles without much trouble, nice and slow. Hooked up some temp lights and away we went.

She hasn't moved in God knows how long. Getting her ready to go. I have a Ford F150 and thought i might need an f250 4x4 to pull her out but was pleasantly surprised when i let the tung down on my hitch, the trailer only brought my truck down couple of inches. The boat was nicely balanced on the trailer. I pulled her home the 40 miles without much trouble, nice and slow. Hooked up some temp lights and away we went.

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DSC 6449

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I need someone to care for me. There there old girl, I gotcha. (sometimes if you walk by and I'm working on the inside, you can hear me talking to her;)

I need someone to care for me. There there old girl, I gotcha. (sometimes if you walk by and I'm working on the inside, you can hear me talking to her;)

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DSC 6446

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DSC 6444

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DSC 6442

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The port side took most of the Florida sun. The original decals are all but gone where as the you could still see them on the starboard side.

The port side took most of the Florida sun. The original decals are all but gone where as the you could still see them on the starboard side.

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DSC 6440

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All 4 tires had to be replaced before I could bring her home.

All 4 tires had to be replaced before I could bring her home.

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In serious Distress.

In serious Distress.

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You can see where the original white stripe decals used to be. I plan to paint those back on with the original "S2 26" logo to the rear of the stripes.

You can see where the original white stripe decals used to be. I plan to paint those back on with the original "S2 26" logo to the rear of the stripes.

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DSC 6695

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I found the original short settee to be somewhat useless so I built a little chart reading desk and settee that can also be used for counter space when cooking.

I found the original short settee to be somewhat useless so I built a little chart reading desk and settee that can also be used for counter space when cooking.

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still need some non-skid tape for the steps.

still need some non-skid tape for the steps.

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Recovered the back walls around the companion way and refinished teak.

Recovered the back walls around the companion way and refinished teak.

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Milled new oak tracks for the black sliders. Now I'm able to lift out the sliders by pulling up into the deeper upper track and pulling out on the bottom of the slider. The original plastic crappy tracks did not allow this.

Milled new oak tracks for the black sliders. Now I'm able to lift out the sliders by pulling up into the deeper upper track and pulling out on the bottom of the slider. The original plastic crappy tracks did not allow this.

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Resurfaced the Galley with new formica and rebuilt the counter top. The stove is new and it was a little large so I had to build the counter top out few inches to accommodate. All the teak was refinished with Minnie wax tung oil.

Resurfaced the Galley with new formica and rebuilt the counter top. The stove is new and it was a little large so I had to build the counter top out few inches to accommodate. All the teak was refinished with Minnie wax tung oil.

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All the winches are serviced and remounted. The companion way hatch refinished with Pettit Flagship varnish. Not to impressed with how it flowed on but we'll see how it holds up. All of the stantions were re-mounted and new life lines added. All the remaining deck hardware including the bow pulpit and companion way hatch where also reset. The clear lexan hatch was rubbed out and waxed. The non-skid decking was power brushed with heavy duty rubbing compound while all the cockpit and cabin flat areas were wet sanded and hand rubbed out. Finished with a coat of Collinite #925 wax

All the winches are serviced and remounted. The companion way hatch refinished with Pettit Flagship varnish. Not to impressed with how it flowed on but we'll see how it holds up. All of the stantions were re-mounted and new life lines added. All the remaining deck hardware including the bow pulpit and companion way hatch where also reset. The clear lexan hatch was rubbed out and waxed. The non-skid decking was power brushed with heavy duty rubbing compound while all the cockpit and cabin flat areas were wet sanded and hand rubbed out. Finished with a coat of Collinite #925 wax

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The original gelcoat was hand wet sanded starting with 220 grit, then 320, 400, 600, 800, 1200. Finished with power buffer using 3M Finish Compound and 2 coates of Collinite #925 wax. If you never used this wax before, try it. You wont be disappointed.

The original gelcoat was hand wet sanded starting with 220 grit, then 320, 400, 600, 800, 1200. Finished with power buffer using 3M Finish Compound and 2 coates of Collinite #925 wax. If you never used this wax before, try it. You wont be disappointed.

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Not bad

Not bad

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image

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A Quick One

A Quick One

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