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Posted 3/10/2009 8:51 PM (#365456 - in reply to #365223)
Subject: Re: Tuffy Marauder rebuild




Location: Wisconsin
Landry It was more than I wanted it to be. The boat was a lot more neglected than I originally thought it was when I bought it. So I did more work then anticipated. I didn't skimp anywhere every screw is stainless. In order of most expensive would be Fiberglass resin, stainless screws hinges and livewell, switch panels, lighting (Blue Water LED), carpet and wood. I have about $3,500.00 in the boat not including electronics and trolling motor. (I was able to save the two Tuffy seats)

I also installed all new pedestals, bases, Gunnel and Bow strip,( I took a trip to FiberDome for the Gunnel and Bow parts to upgrade it from the old aluminum style) I saved the original live well up front for storage and use as a bait well, so I also installed all new plumbing and wiring for two new pumps/aerators. SO yea, basically everything is new.

Welldriller your right on the head about labor of love.. The testing of my patience was extreme nothing ever goes as smooth as you want it to and opener was creeping up on me. There were extra late nights and super long days involved.

All in all with purchase price and everything installed on it. $4800.00. SO in reality too much, but I do have a Great Tuffy boat modified just enough, some great memories, a sense of accomplishment and every single time I fish out of it is a #*^@ GOOD DAY.

Thanks for the kind words everyone. It's greatly appreciated.


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