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What Kind Of Boat Is The Easiest To Remodel
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Posted 12 March 2010 - 12:07 AM
Ok well i dont have much money to invest into a nice boat im looking more at 80s fiberglass boats or a john boat which would be easier and more worth my while to rebuild in your opinions (this is my first time doing it btw)
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It would depend on your skills and what you want to use the boat for in it's finished form! I think a jon boat would be easy for a build but I also have two fiberglass boats as well and they aren't bad either! Just different ways to work on these to types of boats. Jon boat would probably be the less expensive of the two.
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Posted 16 March 2010 - 01:03 PM
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It would depend on your skills and what you want to use the boat for in it's finished form! I think a jon boat would be easy for a build but I also have two fiberglass boats as well and they aren't bad either! Just different ways to work on these to types of boats. Jon boat would probably be the less expensive of the two.
Well it would be for bass fishing pretty much but i decently handy and willing to learn lol. I think i will go with the john boat does anyone have a suggestion of what size i should get height and width wise
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bassbandit25, on 16 March 2010 - 01:03 PM, said:
Well it would be for bass fishing pretty much but i decently handy and willing to learn lol. I think i will go with the john boat does anyone have a suggestion of what size i should get height and width wise
17ft extra wide extra deep. I've been in regular jons before, if the wind is blowing over 10mph they are impossible to hold next to the bank.
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