79 Cee Bee Avenger.....New project....floor and transom

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kryan2

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My last project, McKee Craft was scrapped due to title issues. UGH!! Picked up this gem and will get started on demolition in the AM....
 

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jonesg

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Re: 79 Cee Bee Avenger.....New project....floor and transom

For the price of 4 rivets you could just move the hull ID plate from the new boat to the McKee.

The avenger looks like you'll get speeding tickets just sitting on the trailer.:)
 
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Re: 79 Cee Bee Avenger.....New project....floor and transom

Lots of grinding and cleaning to get to this point. Have the transom and stringers waiting for next weekends install.
 

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Re: 79 Cee Bee Avenger.....New project....floor and transom

I am really interested in knowing how you finished floor after stripped...
My boat is thee same, i sanding down fiberglass and wood and its clean like you pics above in inside,
now i dont know most efficient, fast way, easy clean of doing floor... Carpet? gel? wood? howd you finish
 
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Re: 79 Cee Bee Avenger.....New project....floor and transom

Welcome to the forum, ShanDan. This thread is 3 years old and considered dead.......

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