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Andy, There is a good market in this area for those old jobs. If you can do some clean up a lot of people will buy them to hang around the cottage, a "motor just like Grandpa had." Check out this link and you'll see what I mean. Good luck. Richard http://hotboatcharlies.com/

Gene, Here are some plans that might fit the bill. Good luck, Richard http://home.clara.net/gmatkin/photoalbum.htm

Paul, This worked for me with their clear vinyl. http://www.rochfordsupply.com/shop/Adhesives_and_Sprays/Bulk_Adhesives/HH-66_Vinyl_Cement/index.html I did not use thinner. Richard

George, This kit works ok for porcelain. Others are available for fiberglass. http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10051&productId=202025994&langId=-1&catalogId=10053&ci_src=64119933&ci_sku=202025994&cm_mmc=shopping-_-googleads&locStoreNum=2011&marketID=276

Ray, A quick search with craiglook.com came up with one. Comparable? Hope it helps. http://craiglook.com/all.html?q=BARNEGAT+BAY+SNEAK+BOX

I've enjoyed visiting the site for eight or 10 years now, finally joined a couple of years ago. Always read the posts on palm frond decoys but until today never knew for sure what the heck palm fronds for decoys were. MLBob's wonderful sneak wood duck finally overcame my laziness and did a...

Fantastic!! Even on this flat screen computer, that baby looks dimensional! Had to drag my lazy butt out of this chair and hunt down the wife to show her your bird. Congratulations.

Wow! That is very generous of Lou. Richard

6 pages of Lunds, maybe 1 you need http://boats.iboats.com/lund_boats/

"Only 25 Commander 120cx Limited Edition kayaks will be available worldwide." That's where the extra $4000 went. What a world we live in.

Jed and Brian, Congratulations! That is fantastic. Selfish of me, but your story got me thinking about the outdoor firsts with my kids, who have kids of their own now. Used to encourage them to write out the story of their outing to go along with any pictures. Great fun. And it can take me 20...

Jeff, These mold releasing wedges would do a good job removing the fiberglass without damaging the wood. With care, of course. At the bottom of the page are the bigger wedges, the 12" with a handle should help you out. good luck, Richard...

Thanks Brian. Motor mount is there, just hard to see in the pic.

Thanks Brian! I really appreciate the compliment. I designed the boat and built a mold. This was the first one pulled from the mold. A few more pictures........ Richard

Built this little two-man boat for a brother-in-law who has to sit upright to shoot. My nephew,however, wanted a boat to lie flat in and a layout to do some diver hunting. Row it, pole it or small outboard. The cover is a small skiff, haul decoys and use as a dog blind. Richard

Bill, Another option would be to coat the bottom with an epoxy/cabosil/graphite mix. If you've got a good solid gel coat base you shouldn't have any problems. I've done this on half-dozen new boats and several repairs. It gives you a very slick, hard coating. The one downside as with any epoxy...

Good going Eddie. Its that hope for the future that makes it worthwhile. Richard It Is Well With My Soul http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVlcR493rUM

Larry, Check out these fellas. Gorgeous cypress and lots of tips if you dig a bit. http://www.neilbank.com/....php?f=10&t=6145 Richard

Eddie, That is encouraging news. Thanks for posting! Will continue to pray for a favorable outcome. Richard Matthew 18:19

Eddie, I rarely post to this forum so you would not know me. However, I read the posts daily and have always appreciated your positive input. It saddens me to hear of your daughters' illness and the uncertainty your going thru. I am sure there are many other forum members who don't post...