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I would Paint the Floor Black, lay a Slatted Mahogany Wood deck, with three coats of Epoxy resin, sprinkle some sand on the last coad for a non skid finish and finish the interior sides in Mahogany plywood. .
I was going to do this in one of my boats but a friend warned me against it. I guess in his boat he is forever dropping things between the slats and it's annoying as hell fishing stuff out.
Do you happen to know where yours was made? I'm thinking they may be made by to different companies with coincidentally the same name. Maybe not though, it's just a hunch.
Do you happen to know where yours was made? I'm thinking they may be made by to different companies with coincidentally the same name. Maybe not though, it's just a hunch.
I believe they were made by two different companies using the same name. Apparently, the company that made the model I have was sold to another company which then sold the crosby name to yet another company who manufactured the sleds. This site provides info about it if you are interested: http://www.fiberglassics.com/library/Crosby
I believe they were made by two different companies using the same name. Apparently, the company that made the model I have was sold to another company which then sold the crosby name to yet another company who manufactured the sleds. This site provides info about it if you are interested: http://www.fiberglassics.com/library/Crosby
Wow good job on the boat, 2 years working on the boats between work and school is some dedication. I'm sure the old owner will be proud of you as well.
