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Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
How much work is involved in maintaining a wooden GB 42? This boat was gorgeous - I mean drop dead gorgeous. I'm not a surveyor by any stretch, but I couldn't find anything wrong on viewing the boat. Bilges were exceptionally clean, the engine room sparkled, the boat itself being wood - well, even up close the paint was flawless. The teak was bright and looked oiled rather than varnished. All the window frames were intact and showed no signs of leaking, I didn't find any dead spots on the deck or bridge - anywhere. Apparently the current owner is into wood working too as there were several personal touches that were just incredible. I am in love with this boat. The only problem is I'm not at all sure I can maintain it at this level. What to do - what to do. Do you want to go boating or do you want to go maintaining? |
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