Sad fate for classic boat

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Challenger949L
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Sad fate for classic boat

Post by Challenger949L »

I know its wood, but you hate to see an old boat with nice lines end up like this.
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Re: Sad fate for classic boat

Post by bcooke »

No boat lives forever. Death paid a visit to that hull a long time ago.
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Re: Sad fate for classic boat

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Jackpot!

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ILikeRust
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Re: Sad fate for classic boat

Post by ILikeRust »

Yeah, we were talking about this one over at the Wooden Boat Forum. A regular member there lives up on the Northern Neck and went over and checked the boat out. His conclusion was: "she's so rotten, you could eat her with a spoon."

As you can see from the pics, she's terribly hogged.

I think she's a long-gone goose.
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