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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.....
  • P
    Marilee-Interior.jpg
    This interior is gorgeous! What type of boat is this in?
  • JohnScott
    DSCN8846
    CHILD LABOR

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DB 00 85 Detroit Skyline down river

DB 00 85 Detroit Skyline down river

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DB 00 49 Buddy & Mike cruising along at sunset

DB 00 49 Buddy & Mike cruising along at sunset

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DB 00 40 Enjoying a Salmon Patty dinner

DB 00 40 Enjoying a Salmon Patty dinner

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DB 00 20 Mike crossing under the Mackinac Bridge

DB 00 20 Mike crossing under the Mackinac Bridge

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DB 00 18 Older Freighter going under Big Mack

DB 00 18 Older Freighter going under Big Mack

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DB 00 17 Mackinac Bridge getting closer

DB 00 17 Mackinac Bridge getting closer

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06 37 Beautifaul October Day

06 37 Beautifaul October Day

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Boat 06 (10) Hannah & Kyle

Boat 06 (10) Hannah & Kyle

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Sail 06 16 Rhythm at Scudder

Sail 06 16 Rhythm at Scudder

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Sail 06 15 Rhythm's interior

Sail 06 15 Rhythm's interior

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Sailing 2004 Rhythm at Kelleys from stern 062504

Sailing 2004 Rhythm at Kelleys from stern 062504

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Transom during the first coat of red.

Transom during the first coat of red.

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First coat of red with a small Oh NO!! the wind caught the roller liner and dumped some of my mixed paint. It was rather minor but I could not afford to lose any paint.

First coat of red with a small Oh NO!! the wind caught the roller liner and dumped some of my mixed paint. It was rather minor but I could not afford to lose any paint.

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Rolling on the first coat of red.

Rolling on the first coat of red.

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Another angle of second coat of Oyster white. I discovered I had some thin spots and would need to apply a third coat.

Another angle of second coat of Oyster white. I discovered I had some thin spots and would need to apply a third coat.

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Second coat of Oyster White

Second coat of Oyster White

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First coat of Oyster White Perfection. Above the rub rail and the water stripe (boot stripe) will be white. I was really excited about how it was looking.

First coat of Oyster White Perfection. Above the rub rail and the water stripe (boot stripe) will be white. I was really excited about how it was looking.

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Third and final coat of primer. She is really starting to take shape. I did some two part filling and thought that on some minor scratches that the primer would fill them in. I was wrong.

Third and final coat of primer. She is really starting to take shape. I did some two part filling and thought that on some minor scratches that the primer would fill them in. I was wrong.

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Second coat of primer, she is starting to look how I thought she would when I first saw her and thought she had good bones and just needed a little TLC.

Second coat of primer, she is starting to look how I thought she would when I first saw her and thought she had good bones and just needed a little TLC.

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The first coat of primer. I used Interlux Primecoat, a two part primer that I applied thin, After the first coat it was easy to see with the coats overlaying each other I would have to make the application much smaller and move faster to keep a wet line.

The first coat of primer. I used Interlux Primecoat, a two part primer that I applied thin, After the first coat it was easy to see with the coats overlaying each other I would have to make the application much smaller and move faster to keep a wet line.

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The last power washing before the primer application begins. It was nice to know that I could not make this boat any uglier and now she was about to start to turn the corner.

The last power washing before the primer application begins. It was nice to know that I could not make this boat any uglier and now she was about to start to turn the corner.

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Sal at the helm of the Leo Robbins

Sal at the helm of the Leo Robbins

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ventura Harbor]

ventura Harbor]

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100 0384[1]

100 0384[1]

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