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New bottom paint, props, shafts and struts
- Bford1
- Scurvy Dog
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New bottom paint, props, shafts and struts
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- Bford1
- Scurvy Dog
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- Vessel Info: Carver 320 Voyager
- Location: Texas
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Re: New bottom paint, props, shafts and struts
- bud37
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Re: New bottom paint, props, shafts and struts
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Re: New bottom paint, props, shafts and struts
She's all nice and shiny though. The black bottom looks good on her
- bud37
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Re: New bottom paint, props, shafts and struts
- km1125
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Re: New bottom paint, props, shafts and struts
What did you do with the old props? Did you have a good prop shop look at them to see if they can be reworked as a spare set? I'm amazed at what some of those guys can do.
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