Going back and reading some old articles (stop laughing Scott, I can hear you) and came across this one that does a good job of talking about doing a "resurrection" as opposed to a "restoration" of an old boat. Kinda fits it with the whole old Chrysler thing
http://www.goodoldboat.com/reader_servi ... arplan.php
Nice Good Old Boat Article
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Re: Nice Good Old Boat Article
...reason being Scott knows that after I tied up Saturday and met my slip neighbor it turned out to be this author and his kind wife. I've read his (and many other authors) great articles in GOB over the years, and the encounter reminded me (freshly smug at myself for having actually gotten my project boat to the slip) how little I know about what little I know.EmergencyExit wrote:(stop laughing Scott, I can hear you)
So I'm re-reading a lot of stuff.
Thanks EE good article and kinda fits my boat.
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