Salvage Question

[cfelton]

I'd follow Randlemans advice on that one. I salvaged a 37ft Colonial wooden boat years ago. It was beached (swamped) at a local marina and the owners signed it right over to me . I pumped it out, repaired the leaking hull and moved it closer to where I live, after obtaining a moving permit from the NC Wildlife Commision. I prepared it, to take it to a shipyard nearby but a hurricane ended my plans. I still salvaged alot of good useful stuff off of it. I'd check the hull out good, it might be a good candidate for salvage and rebuild or repair!

[Skools Out]

[tsubaki]

blue, here is the site location for retrieving the numbers/ownership off that vessel (if Georgia registered).
https://hfwa.centraltechnology.net/g...ds/boatData.do


scary, huh?

[fishingwithblue]

Yeah I figured I couldn't just start taking things from it. I have passed it 3 times in the last month with tools ready but just don't want to get in trouble over a anchor roller and a bow rail. That jackass owner is in the river a good bit.

I dont get it....he anchored the boat down river this fall and it ended up in the marsh during the spring tides. I saw the DNR bring it back to his dock and now it is up the river inthe marsh again.

How would someone, hypathetically, go about sinking a cruiser of this size the most effective way.

This would make an awsome beach reef.................................

[bradford]

Get me the hard top and we'll work out a trade.