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DWBrinkman
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Look what followed me home ....
Tonight was our club's annual swap meet. I scored some parts and pieces. Missed a kit I wanted and ended up being given this boat (which fits right in with my collection of "misfit toys"). It hasn't seen water in years and needs some TLC. The person who gave it to me knew nothing about it. Does anyone on here recognize it? I'm sure it was a kit from somewhere. I'd love to find some info, so I know what it "should" look like.
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  • ARTHRecruit
    SURE , ALL I HAVE TO DO IS FIGURE HOW TO GET THEM ON THE SITE FOR YOU. I AM PRETTY SURE I STILL HAVE THE PLANS TOO . I NEVER DID REALLY FINISH MINE . I NEED TO INSTALL THE ELECTRONICS. DUMAS KIT # IS 1275 . 30" LONG. GIVE ME AN ADDRESS TO MAIL TO OR EMIL ADDRESS AND I'LL SEND ALL . MY EMAIL IS adh1531@verizon.net . THE EMAIL IS THE EASY WAY FOR ME . I'M NOT TOO BRIGHT WITH COMPUTERS ! I THINK I CAN REALLY HELP YOU OUT !
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  • DWBrinkmanRear Admiral
    ARTH: email sent
  • DWBrinkmanRear Admiral
    Rislinger,
    As I am working on the boat, I have discovered that it is indeed a wood hulled boat. Making it what I believe to be a Midwest 986 kit built boat.
    When it was given to me, I was told "the hull leaks". Over the years, somebody had filled it with that spray foam insulation stuff. So the first thing I had to do was remove all that icky stuff so I could see the inside of the hull. At that point, I discovered that there have been numerous attempts at sealing the "leak". There are layers of a rubbery sealant of some type, multiple different hard setting epoxies or something. I am now down to wood in all the place where I suspect the leaks are. I' will keep posting as I go forward.

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