Submitted by user Rick K

1974 Islander - Mark IV. She sat unattended, for the most part for five years. Although the outdrive was completely serviced, fuel tanks and lines replaced, and the wiring redone, she'll still need a lot of work... The transom is solid as a rock. The floor and carpet are shot, and the engine cover needs to be replaced. The cushions in the cuddy are shot, as well as the headliner. I'll begin gutting her the last week of April. Last, I need a name...

Submitted by user Arnaldo

Repairing the floor of my boat, and maybe some customizing while I'm at it.

Submitted by user Pony

I just aquired this 1962 Evinrude fisherman. Marine Growth and the elements have taken their toll on this classic. I intend to change that......................to the best of my ability. Let the fun begin

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• 62' Mirrocraft

Submitted by user SRV200

Restoring this boat for my family. The first step is floor/ stringer replacement. The second step will be the engine build/installation. Third, fourth, fifth, are TBD.

Submitted by user craigathome

replace the keel stringers and floor of my 32year old Venus

Submitted by user Leebo

I am restoring a 1986 16' Smokercraft Alaskan I bout for $900. One of previous owners had installed wooden flooring and a homemade center console with Teleflex steering and throttle controls. All wood is shot and the center console is loose. The engine looks to need a tune up at minimum and the trailer needs over due preventive and corrective maintenance. I am planning on dropping another $1000 in to this for seats, flooring, console, trolling motor, batteries and various other items. I plan on having a nice little fishing boat by June.