Can one tell me what kind of wood was used to make the rear doors
On a 1977 33' mariner
Thanks any info would be great
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1977 33' mariner rear doors
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River ratt
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Re: 1977 33' mariner rear doors
Hi,
I have the same boat
. I am only guessing but I believe they are teak. I was tempted to take the whole rear wall out and put in sliding glass doors, we'll see. It depend on whether I get the boat sold or I run it for the summer. Any other cool projects you are planning for your boat? I have a few that I have to do, then there are the extras . I have to replace a alternator, rebuild the starters and rebuild the carbs. That should actually be rather easy.
Thanks,
Steve
I have the same boat
. I am only guessing but I believe they are teak. I was tempted to take the whole rear wall out and put in sliding glass doors, we'll see. It depend on whether I get the boat sold or I run it for the summer. Any other cool projects you are planning for your boat? I have a few that I have to do, then there are the extras . I have to replace a alternator, rebuild the starters and rebuild the carbs. That should actually be rather easy.Thanks,
Steve
Thanks,
Steve
22' Godfrey Hurricane Fun Deck, Fiberglass hull, 175 HP, Deck boat
24' Chrysler Cruiseliner III (Lonestar), 120 HP, Aluminum Hull, Cabin, 1968
33' Carver Mariner, fiberglass hull, 520 HP, Yacht, 1977
Steve
22' Godfrey Hurricane Fun Deck, Fiberglass hull, 175 HP, Deck boat
24' Chrysler Cruiseliner III (Lonestar), 120 HP, Aluminum Hull, Cabin, 1968
33' Carver Mariner, fiberglass hull, 520 HP, Yacht, 1977
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Ramsport47
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Re: 1977 33' mariner rear doors
The door itself should be teak, the bulkhead that the wall mounts to is a plywood with a veneer applied to it.
Kenny
1998 Carver 310 Santego
T-Merc 350 Mag MPI (300hp)
Port: Cedar Point Marina, Sandusky, Ohio
1998 Carver 310 Santego
T-Merc 350 Mag MPI (300hp)
Port: Cedar Point Marina, Sandusky, Ohio
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