On Thu, 18 Sep 2003 01:19:47 +0000, Tony V wrote:

I posted this on iBoat and thought I'd give it a try here.


Years ago my wife and I owned a 28' Luhrs with a glass hull and wood
topsides. Eventually, replacing rotted wood in the cabin sides got to be too
much of a chore and we sold the boat and took up camping.

Having our fill of that,we want to get back to boating. Our only requirement
is that the boat be fiberglass with no wood.


Well, I've seen many, many OLD fibreglass boats, with wood transoms,
stringers, etc. that were surely rotten, but they're still floating.

But if you don't like encapsulated wood, how about aluminum? Many great
boats are welded aluminum, and they last forever.

http://www.lifetimer.bc.ca/Our%20Boats.htm
http://www.armstrongmarine.com/index.html

Lloyd Sumpter
"Far Cove" Catalina 36

Good morning Lloyd.We have been building alum welded boats for about
30 years. We can power up with outboards, stern drives,jets.as per
cust. request.This is a lightweight way to build a boat and because of
the alum. thickness we use they last for ever without any
maintenance.If you were to go up on the web under marathonmarine.com
you will see all of the different boats that we build.My e-mail adress
is you would like some more info.on our
boats please e-mail me your adress and i will send you the price
sheets and video on our units.
PH 866 440 6800.
Thankyou Rick.