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Boat Works Article

For those of you that subscribe to Boat Works we got a 1 page article done about our project, check out page 65, and the lower right corner of the front cover.



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Very cool ! What was your project ? I can't read the picture.
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It was just a overall write up about the restoration of our 1970 Columbia 34 MKII. Boat started as white we painted aristo blue, added, windlass, air/heat, lots of teak wood work in the cockpit, all new decks, etc. We are going to do a few more in the next issues directed towards more specfic parts of the project.

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Congrats, Scott - It's really gratifying to get the recognition that such a time-consuming project deserves. Looks like you've done a great job.
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Sounds great, be sure and post some pics, would love to see it. Congrats
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is that Laura Croft rigging on the cover?
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