Anyone know how to repair/rebuild a Mako transom? Or someone who can do it?
 

I own a 20 or 21 foot Mako center console, late 1970's vintage. The plywood
has delaminated at the top of the transom, both sides, but (as far as I can
tell) not in the center, where the motor is mounted. The only estimate I have
for repair is unofficial but way too high (more than the boat is worth, after
repair) so I am looking for advice on how it can be done, or better yet someone
not too far from Long Island Sound that can do it at a reasonable cost.

Anyone know how to repair/rebuild a Mako transom? Or someone who can do it?
 

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I own a 20 or 21 foot Mako center console, late 1970's vintage. The plywood
has delaminated at the top of the transom, both sides, but (as far as I can
tell) not in the center, where the motor is mounted. The only estimate I have
for repair is unofficial but way too high (more than the boat is worth, after
repair) so I am looking for advice on how it can be done, or better yet someone
not too far from Long Island Sound that can do it at a reasonable cost.

There is a whole web site about that:
http://www.classicmako.com/
Go to the Projects page and you'll see how to repair your transom.
Then go to our web site:
http://boatbuildercentral.com
and we will specify exactly what type of glass and resin you need plus
the foam or plywood if you want.

Jacques from bateau.com

Anyone know how to repair/rebuild a Mako transom? Or someone who can do it?
 

Thanks for the info... great site!