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Jon and V Boat Conversions & Modifications
Grandpa's 12ft john boats' rebirth
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<blockquote data-quote="gmiller" data-source="post: 179712" data-attributes="member: 4797"><p>the seat skeletons will be used to help tie in the floor, I also plan on repairing hull damages (pin holes, seepy rivets, dents), steel flex for the hull as well, paint for the boat (probably OD Green), bow and stern lights, possibly a speaker and I-pod hookup, new transom boards, transom mounted trolling motor, silicone on the interior rivets for added protection.</p><p></p><p>I plan on laying down marine grade plywood for the floor, but I would like to put bed liner coating over that, do you think that is a good idea, or would it be better just to seal good and carpet it?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gmiller, post: 179712, member: 4797"] the seat skeletons will be used to help tie in the floor, I also plan on repairing hull damages (pin holes, seepy rivets, dents), steel flex for the hull as well, paint for the boat (probably OD Green), bow and stern lights, possibly a speaker and I-pod hookup, new transom boards, transom mounted trolling motor, silicone on the interior rivets for added protection. I plan on laying down marine grade plywood for the floor, but I would like to put bed liner coating over that, do you think that is a good idea, or would it be better just to seal good and carpet it? [/QUOTE]
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