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.

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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

Thanks for the info... great site!