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Corrugated cardboard, die-cut and numbered, forms the frame of a
fibreglass dinghy mold. To it you fasten a wooden breast hook, transom, seat, gussets, and gunwales. Pull the cotton-jersey "sock" over this and harden it with resin. Two layers of fibreglass and resin go on, then a wood keel and rub rails. The cardboard is pulled out. Kit for 61/2 foot dink is $89. I found this ad with three photos in a 1960 Popular Science magazine. I found this interesting. Thanks, Ted in Mich |
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