How about donating it to a school for the students to rebuild it?

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It's like giving someone a sore toe. the question mark should be on the
free. The boat s a liability. However I can't help but think that it is
worth more when finished than it will take to fix. Especially when the
price of new boats is considered.

On Fri, 17 Sep 2004 12:01:22 -0500, (Jack Shepherd)
wrote:

It's like giving someone a sore toe. the question mark should be on the
free. The boat s a liability. However I can't help but think that it is
worth more when finished than it will take to fix. Especially when the
price of new boats is considered.

Well, I don't know what the situation is in the States, but if you
give it to a charity you can usually claim the "book value" of the
model (low as that may be) as a tax credit.

If it floats, it's worth something to someone somewhere.

R.