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Looks good BR! How much would you say your total investment is? Those before pics look like a few boats I've come into in the last few years. I had one boat with a 6 foot tree growing out of the bilge, had to cut it down to trailer it home.
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02-24-2011, 11:11 AM
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Thanks buddy. Asking about total investment on a boat refurb is like asking a woman her age/weight.
  Kidding aside. My buddy did all the work on the hull and bought all the materials. The greatest expense was glass & resin. I don't know the final numbers. Maybe he will come on here and give us an idea. One thing is for sure, all those $little things$ add up in a hurry but nothing like the process of completing a project like this. Instead of hauling to the dump this little 1970 Salem Skiff by Amfab is going to kill some fish for many more years. 
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02-24-2011, 11:22 AM
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That is a re-birth! Awesome! Very Whaler 13 like, looks like a perfect shrimp catching boat to me.
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1984 Wellcraft V20 Steplift Cuddy 2004 200 HP Evenrude USCG Captain Brent Highsmith Kayak.Fish.StCatherines Mothership Charters email [email protected]
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