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  • North Texas Sailor
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    This is a beautiful galley
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    SAM 0324
    Neat boat, this looks like one of the original Willard built Lancer 30s. You can tell from the swept back keel that is similar to the C&C Mk I...
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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!
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    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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At our Slip

At our Slip

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Heading down Jew Fish Creek toward the new bridge

Heading down Jew Fish Creek toward the new bridge

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Docked in downtown Miami on way to Marathon

Docked in downtown Miami on way to Marathon

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IMG 0938

IMG 0938

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IMG 0931

IMG 0931

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Beautiful Charlotte Harbor, Fl

Beautiful Charlotte Harbor, Fl

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"Cool Change" at "The Hammock", Little Tybee Island, Ga.,USA

"Cool Change" at "The Hammock", Little Tybee Island, Ga.,USA

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000 0217 Work in progress. Pin bores were built up and faired with thickened epoxy.

000 0217 Work in progress. Pin bores were built up and faired with thickened epoxy.

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000 0218 Centerboard all repaired with thickened epoxy and fiberglass. Entire board coated in epoxy then bottom painted. (not shown)

000 0218 Centerboard all repaired with thickened epoxy and fiberglass. Entire board coated in epoxy then bottom painted. (not shown)

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000 0223 Centerboard hanger; board and rope roller pins. Pins were too short to stay engaged while assembling into hull so I added the epoxy buttons on ends each side and custom trimm ed for a light slip fit in well. Origonally had duct tape holding in the pins.

000 0223 Centerboard hanger; board and rope roller pins. Pins were too short to stay engaged while assembling into hull so I added the epoxy buttons on ends each side and custom trimm ed for a light slip fit in well. Origonally had duct tape holding in the pins.

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000 0222 centerboard hanger bottom painted (upside down)

000 0222 centerboard hanger bottom painted (upside down)

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000 0212 centerboard hanger

000 0212 centerboard hanger

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000 0211Well foreward closeup.

000 0211Well foreward closeup.

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000 0206 Well looking aft.

000 0206 Well looking aft.

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000 0205 Well looking up and forward. Notice rough jagged edges of bolt hole. I smoothed this with a knife and sealed edges with epoxy.

000 0205 Well looking up and forward. Notice rough jagged edges of bolt hole. I smoothed this with a knife and sealed edges with epoxy.

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000 0202 opposite side

000 0202 opposite side

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000 0203 What freezing water does to damaged centerboard

000 0203 What freezing water does to damaged centerboard

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000 0069 Custom biminis stowed

000 0069 Custom biminis stowed

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000 0094 Custom biminis deployed

000 0094 Custom biminis deployed

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000 0106 Interior... like the Admirals' custom pillows?

000 0106 Interior... like the Admirals' custom pillows?

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000 0214 Old bottom coming off

000 0214 Old bottom coming off

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000 0230 New bottom, boot and shear stipes

000 0230 New bottom, boot and shear stipes

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When I bought her there was standing water on the cabin sole which rotted the bottom of the port bulkhead and the compression post. The starboard bulkhead was rotted where the water dripped down the chainplate from the deck. The fabric on the hull is stained and the glue is dried and coming apart. The teak and holly floorboards covering the bilge were also rotten and will have to be replaced.

When I bought her there was standing water on the cabin sole which rotted the bottom of the port bulkhead and the compression post. The starboard bulkhead was rotted where the water dripped down the chainplate from the deck. The fabric on the hull is stained and the glue is dried and coming apart. The teak and holly floorboards covering the bilge were also rotten and will have to be replaced.

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