Yes, at least in the areas I've been able to uncover. The decks are
primarily solid glass and the plywood panels have space all the way
around. It would be still be a mess to tear out and replace one but
nothing like dealing with a rotted core. There is less glass over
them and good access to the edges. Not the most weight efficient
construction but these boats will probably be around for a long time
as a result.

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Roger Long



"Dave" wrote in message
...
On Fri, 30 Dec 2005 16:04:55 GMT, "Roger Long"
said:

The decks are stiffened
with plywood glassed under the main lay-up so there is no coring
anywhere to worry about.

Could you clarify that? Do you mean that there is fiberglass deck
above the
plywood, but no glass below it so that the plywood is accessible
from the
cabin without having to remove any FG?