Jersey Garvey Rebuild

[Roger Barbieri]

Rebuild of South Jersey Cedar Garvey to marine ply / fiberglass. She'll continue her travels along the bays and marshes of Little Egg and Barnegat ...View attachment pickup.jpgView attachment Resized_20170422_081553.jpgView attachment 6-13-2017 GUNNE L 3.jpgView attachment IMG_3520.JPGView attachment IMG_3460.JPGView attachment IMG_3539.JPGView attachment ready .jpgView attachment 20170820_170735.jpgView attachment 20170820_170758.jpg

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[Roger Barbieri]

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[Carl]

That's the money shot!

 

[Steve Sanford]

Good morning ~!

Great vessel! It looks like the bilge - at least beneath the cockpit sole - is foamed in. Were the holes filled then 'glassed over?

Are those air/flotation chambers in the stern? Something similar up forward?

Congratulations,

SJS

 

[Roger Barbieri]

Thanks Steve

Yes the deck was epoxied down and hole saw used to created pour points for 2 part foam around stringers. Once the area was full the cutouts were reset with epoxy and the entire deck glassed over. The interior was glassed and then gel coated for protection.

Stern areas hold fuel tanks. Bow area dry storage. Both have decks with foam under.

 

[greg setter]

That's a great looking Garvey. You just can't beat it for coastal bay fishing, clamming, hunting, whatever you want. Enjoy!

 

[Roger Barbieri]

thanks Greg, she's a great little boat. Something I've always wanted but for countess reasons could never get to.

Taken from a glass over cedar hull that was about 100 years old but beyond my abilities to resurrect. Spent countless hours on Duckboats.net reading others builds and applying what was working to this hull.

Built with my sons, it took a solid 6 months to complete after a winter break.

She'll be doing all of those things you mention!

 

[Phil Eager]

Very nice. Good looking rig.

Phil

 

[Roger Barbieri]

thanks Phil!

 

[jay cee]

Very nice