No I have not purchased anything. Seeking direction before any purchasing.
In the past I have always done things the opposite and it has bit me in the
ass!! The unfortunate part, here where I am there are no "experts" that I
know of....Northeast PA

Tim Fisher


"Vic Smith" wrote in message
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On Mon, 5 Jan 2009 13:07:55 -0500, "Jeepinit"
wrote:

Here is what I got.

http://www.jeepinit.com/pictures/106_1281.JPG

http://www.jeepinit.com/pictures/106_1282.JPG

http://www.jeepinit.com/pictures/106_1283.JPG

http://www.jeepinit.com/pictures/106_1284.JPG

http://www.jeepinit.com/pictures/106_1285.JPG

Hope this helps alittle. The boat is a 1990 Maxum 19 ft

Again Thanks!!

Tim Fisher

I'd have a pro do it, but.....
If I was going to do it myself I'd go to a pro, by taking the boat to
him and paying for advice, or paying him to come out give the advice.
Shouldn't cost but a hundred or so.
I bet it would save you time and grief in the end.
Do you have the new seat(s)?

--Vic

On Mon, 5 Jan 2009 19:17:34 -0500, "Jeepinit"
wrote:

No I have not purchased anything. Seeking direction before any purchasing.
In the past I have always done things the opposite and it has bit me in the
ass!! The unfortunate part, here where I am there are no "experts" that I
know of....Northeast PA

I'd take my time then until I found one. Somebody said put the
sawzall away, and I second that.
You can leave the boxes alone until you're sure what's involved if you
cut them out.
Bet you got plenty of other thing you can fix up on that boat that
won't need a sawzall!
I used to screw up a lot of stuff before I learned patience.
It was fun! I was making progress! But it was backwards!
And costly.

--Vic