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  1. M

    69 Starcraft

    Good question!! It was a great duck hunting boat! I wanted to use the cash to get a bigger boat because I used to tow with a car and now I tow with a Trailblazer.
  2. M

    69 Starcraft

    Congrats on this find! We're all excited to see your craftsmanship again.. Did you sell your Crestliner? I used to have the same boat; a 1951 Crestliner Viking. I just recently sold it...I miss that boat.
  3. M

    Fritz's 1968 14' StarCraft Falcon

    Got the rough cuts done on the front deck, added some aluminum bracing underneath the wide cross-piece, and added more 2x2 braces
  4. M

    Fritz's 1968 14' StarCraft Falcon

    Decided to be cheap and use wood for framing instead of aluminum
  5. M

    Fritz's 1968 14' StarCraft Falcon

    Thank you Jethro! I finished getting the port-side trim back on after a little bending & two small cuts where it wouldn't bend:
  6. M

    Fritz's 1968 14' StarCraft Falcon

    Fixed up the dented side with an aluminum "band-aid"
  7. M

    1969 Starcraft Mariner V 14'

    First of all, sweet boat and nice work thus far! Flexible molding: my dad used a rubbery/plastic-like trim that's designed for stairs.. He got the stuff in the floor-covering department at Menards. I think they only came in 4' lengths but I may be wrong. Definitely worth checking out tho!
  8. M

    Fritz's 1968 14' StarCraft Falcon

    I suppose I could do it as adhesives are drying; I will DEFINITELY be taking your advice on that. Thank you, CMOS.
  9. M

    Fritz's 1968 14' StarCraft Falcon

    I'm a little concerned about the cheap price; however, it shifts smooth and doesn't have any problem starting (it has a brand new starter) I'm definitely going to replace the impeller and/or water pump next season as a precautionary measure.
  10. M

    2014 Alumacraft mv16:

    Yeah, I wasn't trying to be negative about it. I'm always looking to learn more. Your build is awesome and inspiring!
  11. M

    2014 Alumacraft mv16:

    That's what I'm trying to figure out…he mentions getting cans of foam. To my understanding, that's essentially a hard sponge; however, I hope I'm wrong..
  12. M

    Fritz's 1968 14' StarCraft Falcon

    Electric start 35 hp Force tiller = $250 I still have that 35 hp Johnson too.. ..it's being worked on at a Marine shop. I have to call and check on that.
  13. M

    2014 Alumacraft mv16:

    What did you use for foam?
  14. M

    Open 16ft starcraft SS with tiller?

    I am anxiously waiting to see if you've been able to make more progress. Hope all is well with the fam! I've got a little one, too... I know life can get crazy busy You're definitely doing some good craftsmanship so far btw
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    Fritz's 1968 14' StarCraft Falcon

    I came across a 35hp tiller for cheap on Craigslist. I'm not excited that it's a Force but it is in great shape. I also got a great deal on the 9.9 Evinrude to use as a kicker on my trolling boat
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