. That why there wasnt cedar in your box springs .) and just store them in my garage.
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. The Deck is looking great by the wy and the fishfinder looks like its ready to go hunt out some fishies .
Caught a 14" bucketmouth and a frisky catfish, my 3-year-old son caught a few little sunnies
Apparently some worms foolishly sought refuge inside the bench to no avail. Overall the foam is dry on top...the bottom may be a whole different story. That will be removed promptly and replaced. 
and suggested using the piece as a lid using a full length hinge and a few riveted pieces to support. I'm leaning towards building a wooden box through-bolted on the three open faces so that the aluminum will share structural integrity with the wood and also function as a hatch since I do want to reinforce a bit.
KD- I'm glad you like the idea for the decking, it's been working out great for me so far and with 4-5 coats of sealer so far it should be pretty waterproof too. The real challenge will be building the same for the bow areas
Post some pictures of the 14' Klamath in a restoration thread if you want, they look like really nice aluminum hulls on their website. Does yours have railings on it?
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. I will add though if all you want is Plastic/ rubber tubes to run the wires in They also have clear rubbeer hose in the plumbing area in several differant diamaters ( its usually located in the same area where all the brass fittings are) . I use it to run condensate drain lines from condensate pumps I buy it in 100' rolls though at wholesale supply houses .
You can clearly see the lack of coverage.
