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Jon and V Boat Conversions & Modifications
cutting out the center seat
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<blockquote data-quote="bassboy1" data-source="post: 77597" data-attributes="member: 55"><p>I think we all do. :lol: </p><p></p><p>I was once stripping a Lund in the driveway. For those that don't know, Lunds are some of the best built tinnies made, and it has foam under just about every surface (decks gunwales etc) that foam could fit under. I doubt that the foam in most boats is enough to float the boat if it actually capsized, but this one left me with no doubts. Anyway, it was from before the 2 part expanding foam was used (they start with that in the late 80s, I believe). Because of previous owner abuse, it was waterlogged, and disintegrated. It all came out with a shovel. We had little dots of foam appear all over the driveway for months, and every now and then, if it rains a lot, a little bit still shows up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bassboy1, post: 77597, member: 55"] I think we all do. :lol: I was once stripping a Lund in the driveway. For those that don't know, Lunds are some of the best built tinnies made, and it has foam under just about every surface (decks gunwales etc) that foam could fit under. I doubt that the foam in most boats is enough to float the boat if it actually capsized, but this one left me with no doubts. Anyway, it was from before the 2 part expanding foam was used (they start with that in the late 80s, I believe). Because of previous owner abuse, it was waterlogged, and disintegrated. It all came out with a shovel. We had little dots of foam appear all over the driveway for months, and every now and then, if it rains a lot, a little bit still shows up. [/QUOTE]
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