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Two Days of work on my 18 Outrage
WhalerDan
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Posted on 12/28/08 - 5:29 PM
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Here are some photos of my progress:

http://www.danwagner.com/18Outrage2/i.../index.htm

I've removed almost all the metal items from gunnels in preparation for sanding.

I've removed almost all wood for refinishing.

I removed all canvas for storage and some minor repairs.

I removed previous owners reg numbers and stickers.

Removed transducers for depth finder and fish finder. I'm planning on selling these items and Garmin 182C on eBay and getting a GPS sounder to replace previous.

I will be replacing all fuel lines, control cables, battery cables and more.

I think this will be the perfect time to lift deck, inspect, clean, etc.

Tomorrow I will try to sand gunnels, and teak piece on top of console, and apply first coat of teak oil. It's supposed to be warm -- we'll see.

 
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Posted on 12/28/08 - 8:09 PM
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Dan, thanks for the pics, looks like the boat is in very good shape. BG


Edited by Barryg on 12/28/08 - 8:11 PM
 
Bub
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Posted on 12/28/08 - 8:24 PM
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Be careful a restore is addicting once you start.

 
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Posted on 12/29/08 - 7:22 AM
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Looks great Dan! Appears that your motors are mounted on the highest hole. Hard to tell from the angle of the photo's, but you may need to lift them for best performance and fuel economy. Just something to think about for the spring... Love those twin engines!


Dave - 1983 Outrage 22
 
greenshoe
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Posted on 12/30/08 - 7:49 AM
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great looking boat the pictures are very informative expecially the outrigger unit that is on the sheapards rail there are pictures showing the top but never what it looks like from the under side of it a rare find ,did it come with the compleat unit ?have a great time putting togeather

 
WhalerDan
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Posted on 12/30/08 - 11:52 AM
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Yes, the outrigger base came with new outrigger poles.

 
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Posted on 12/30/08 - 11:13 PM
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can't wait to see the wood finished, nice "Grab" Dan !

 
WhalerDan
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Posted on 12/31/08 - 6:29 AM
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Hi MW,

The wood on your 15 looks great.

I plan on buying a sander for the teak gunnel caps, and teak piece on top of console. I have to figure out which one to get.

 
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