1976 22' Starcraft Islander Rebuild

HopeSheFloats

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Thanks dude!

Yah buddy! I heard somebody say it was supposed to get up to 80 this week, wooooo momma! Thats hot!

Ohhh yeahhh, 80 degrees, womens summer attire....wooooohoo hot momma...there's the real inspiration lol ;)
 

jasoutside

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Soooo....

I thought I'd stretch my legs and get a breath of fresh air. Low and behold, there is a Dollar Tree! And wouldn't ya know it they have noodles!

Buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck, buck!

64 bucks = 64 noodles = sweet!:D

And, huh, what is this I see, Menards just across the way! And hey, how convenient, I have my trailer all hooked up!

2 sheets marine grade plywood loaded and strapped = yesssssss!:D

That was fun, photos later eh!

Cheers Guys!
 

jasoutside

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So here are a couple of quick shots, no cows or barbed wire were involved...

The rig after a wash down...
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Two sheets of marine ply ready to become something very meaningful in this world...
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Grand total of 64 kids in the mid Michigan area will have to hone their treading water skills this summer, what a tragedy...
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jcupo6

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Boat looks great all cleaned up, I can't wait to see what she will look like complete. You're doing great work!
 

ezmobee

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Crap you got more colors than me!!!
 

HopeSheFloats

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Is the noodle density rating color coded? :p Looking goooood Jas! :cool:
 

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As a former lifeguard I say...THANK YOU! If those kids learn how to swim then lifeguards will be able to do their job more easily and efficiently:)

The rig looks nice all cleaned up, what colors are you thinking about going with?
 

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I'm starting to worry about you my friend, you are having waaayyyyy too much fun:D And now that you can get the boat in the garage, it's going to be 80 degrees? My God you got it going on! Don't think I have heard what your color scheme is, any ideas? Dale
 

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Boat looks great all cleaned up, I can't wait to see what she will look like complete. You're doing great work!

Thanks jcup, you and me both brotha!

Crap you got more colors than me!!!

Yah, I asked the lady at the Dollar Tree how many colors they had as I was looking for more than what EZ had - yah they knew who you were there. A photo of your boat was up on the wall.

Is the noodle density rating color coded? :p Looking goooood Jas! :cool:

You betcha, got some for fat guys, skinny guys, guys with big tackle boxes, guys who barf on boats, and extra special ones for guys who bring brownies on board for long fishing days on the water! Pretty well got it covered.

As a former lifeguard I say...THANK YOU! If those kids learn how to swim then lifeguards will be able to do their job more easily and efficiently:)

The rig looks nice all cleaned up, what colors are you thinking about going with?

Yah, I am with ya. Used to lifeguard at the local water park. Every time the wave machine came on kids were drowning. Rescues helped the day go by quicker - lot of paperwork though.

I'm starting to worry about you my friend, you are having waaayyyyy too much fun:D And now that you can get the boat in the garage, it's going to be 80 degrees? My God you got it going on! Don't think I have heard what your color scheme is, any ideas? Dale

Yup! Mentioned that a little ways back. I pretty well decided that it would be white on white the day I decided it would be an IO. I am thinking classic, sorta like this...
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Bwana Don

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#5. Washdown on that old dog looks good. White on White is a good choice, very classy.

Finally got some good weather her. Every time I was tempted to start mine up we got a freeze. I/o's a frozen water don't mix. I don't have any excuses now.:eek:

Glad to see no cows were injured in the making of this Starcraft!:D

Don
 

jcupo6

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What color are you planning for the interior?
 

jasoutside

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What color are you planning for the interior?

Well I am sure of a couple of things and still thinking on other stuff...

For sure the seats will be white. I am planning to recover those seats I stole from Thumper myself (yet to be acquired skill). The side panels will be white pleated vinyl.

The cabin walls and other interior trim will be wood. I have several interesting options there and that will be decided in due time. I have a local mill that I have worked with in the past, great guys and they have interesting stuff on hand sometimes.

The deck is a toss up at this point. I sort of like the idea of no carpet with non skid surface/painted. I am thinking either white or gray. I think white would be cool but may show shoe scuffs, fish blood, and the like, easily. Going gray painted, non skid would help on that some.

But, I also like the idea of a nice thick, heavy duty, marine grade, charcoal gray carpet too. Super comfortable for the kids and that sort of thing. She'll be a trailer queen too. Well I have lots of time to sort that out yet, we shall see.

Cheers!
 

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#5. Washdown on that old dog looks good. White on White is a good choice, very classy.

Finally got some good weather her. Every time I was tempted to start mine up we got a freeze. I/o's a frozen water don't mix. I don't have any excuses now.:eek:

Glad to see no cows were injured in the making of this Starcraft!:D

Don

Heck no you don't have any excuses I actually set up the slip and slide today in the back yard for the kiddos today! Yah, no kiddin! They played in the thing for hours! So yah, get to work man! Cheers!
 

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But, I also like the idea of a nice thick, heavy duty, marine grade, charcoal gray carpet too.

Get that idea right out of your head. If you go carpet (and I don't recommend you do) definitely do not get a dark color. I had navy in my Jupiter and hated it. It was always filthy. I could carefully clean the whole boat and the first time I stepped into it from the ground...looked like heck. Go beige or light gray. But I think a light gray non-skid would also look very nice with all the white.
 

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Get that idea right out of your head. If you go carpet (and I don't recommend you do) definitely do not get a dark color. I had navy in my Jupiter and hated it. It was always filthy. I could carefully clean the whole boat and the first time I stepped into it from the ground...looked like heck. Go beige or light gray. But I think a light gray non-skid would also look very nice with all the white.

Thanks for the tip partner!

I suppose maybe I could go custom snap in as a third option, best of both worlds...

http://www.corinthianmarine.com/marine-carpet/aquamat

Time will tell on that one.
 

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Sorry to take a while to get to this... Jas, I reckon #5 is definitely the best looking and will give you heaps of bum space for the family in the back! Great job mate! Agree with Ez about carpet colour too... light gray blends with everything colour-wise and hides all manner of sins...

TII
 

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Thanks for checking in TII!

I sure hope the lot of you guys will still be iboat buddies with me when I decide not to got with that #5 option for the gunwales.

Oh well, at least Hope She Floats will still stop by.

I'm on the fence on the whole carpet v. non skid deck - glad I have plenty of time to decide on that one. Man I have a long way to go before I can start working on deck finishing material!

Cheers!
 

ezmobee

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The snap in carpet like MTribe got is a great compromise. Can be taken out on fishing days. I really like the berber he got.
 

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The snap in carpet like MTribe got is a great compromise. Can be taken out on fishing days. I really like the berber he got.

Thanks for the heads up EZ! I just did a quick search and a super fast scan of MTribe's work, SWEET!!!! That might be just the ticket for me!

Here is the link for those of you who would like to check it out...

http://forums.iboats.com/showthread.php?t=372220&page=2
 

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And by the way, change my pick from #3 to option #5, with stainless handrails running down both sides... Okay, now I have to go work on my holiday :).
 
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