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    "A Perfect Tin" - Completed 14' Modification.

    I recently relocated to the area and I’m enjoying both the fishing and convenience of raccoon lake.
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    "A Perfect Tin" - Completed 14' Modification.

    Good afternoon. The motor mount was on the rowboat when I purchased it.
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    casting deck material

    I’ve read a lot about the virtues of marine grade vs plywood. My mind always goes to how wet is it going to get. Personally I went marine grade, because it was the “right” thing to do, but in all honesty- my boat is garage kept and I don’t fish in the rain... So I could Probably could get...
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    Trying to rehab a super rough old boat - Advice Welcome

    I agree with hunter guy 86. Check the local registration regulations first, then get at. This project will be just as fun as restoring and old house. - A Perfect Tin
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    1966 Starcraft Seafarer Project - Pics and Questions

    Good afternoon, The build is looking really nice. Stay at it- you will enjoy it when it’s done. A Perfect Tin
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    1989 Alumacraft Lunker LTD / 1990 Highway trailer

    Good looking boat. Nice job - A Perfect Tin
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    1960's riveted semi v

    Looking good. - A Perfect Tin.
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    1972 Mirrocraft 16' V aka "The bigger boat"

    Looking good. Stay at it- you’ll enjoy when it’s finished. - A Perfect Tin
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    "A Perfect Tin" - Completed 14' Modification.

    Well... I hadn’t been on here in a while. Been busy fishing and working. I did see over 23 thousand people have viewed the old boat. Here is some more pictures of the finished build.
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    "A Perfect Tin" - Completed 14' Modification.

    Crazy Boat.... Those are good questions. I guess I went with carpet because that's what I knew. In reflecting on the question, diamond plate - I would think would get hotter than he double hockey stick out in the sun all day... I know the carpet does. Vinyl is an interesting idea. I...
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    "A Perfect Tin" - Completed 14' Modification.

    Thank you shoestring. It was a labor of love and something I'm enjoying a year later. Whatever size you end up with, get out on the lake and enjoy it!
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    "A Perfect Tin" - Completed 14' Modification.

    Good to hear from you gatorglenn. Weight has not been an issue going the aluminum / marine decking route. Adding the side bumpers and V guide will change your loading experience for the better.
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    "A Perfect Tin" - Completed 14' Modification.

    Thanks Overboard. It's been a good boat / layout for the smaller lakes I fish.
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    "A Perfect Tin" - Completed 14' Modification.

    Trailer.... This boat was more difficult to load than I liked. I suspect a lot had to do with the boat being lightweight and the trailer being... well... a generic, used for many boats kind of trailer. I don't know. So, with a little more determination it's fixed and loads like a trained...
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    "A Perfect Tin" - Completed 14' Modification.

    Prowelder.... your boat is a testament to your welding skills. Both your craftsmanship and the boat are first class. Folks like you who take the time to post pictures that inspire others is what makes this site nice. btw- I'm envious of the live-well.
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    "A Perfect Tin" - Completed 14' Modification.

    Thanks for the kind words WaterWaif. The choice of boat was what was available on CL several years ago. I was wanting something to lure my boys into wanting to spend some time with dad, and thought a boat may do the trick. Then I stumbled on this site and was inspired to make it better. The...
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    "A Perfect Tin" - Completed 14' Modification.

    Scott, I may not be the best one to answer, but I will tell you what I know. I used aluminum 1/8 - failed to weigh it. I could however carry the pieces in one lift, so it couldn't be much. The marine grade plywood, I was told weighed 44lbs. I have 3.5 sheets of that. The other...
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    "A Perfect Tin" - Completed 14' Modification.

    Stay at it my friend, stay at it. I used my old boat for about 4 years with the bench seats. I finally decided this was the year. Post pictures when you can, now that mine is done, I will have to live vicariously thru the work of others.
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    "A Perfect Tin" - Completed 14' Modification.

    Thanks for the kind words. Remember: Anything is possible with enough trips to the hardware store. :)
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