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14 Ft 'Ski-Boy' Restore - Tiny-Tannic
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Lets talk about the unusual seating in this boat
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My stick figures didn't turn of real well, and the wife and kids refused to pose for me, so I'll try to explain the seating layout..
The 'driver' and passenger seats are molded in fiberglass, you can see the backs of them with the split in the center. These are very interesting because the seat backs are part of the deck molding. The seat bottom bench is a part of the hull molding and the backs are screwed to the bench seat.
The rear seating is just as interesting. It consists of two bench seats on the outsides of the boat facing the center. (one side in the photo has the cushions on it, the other doesn't so you can see the seat and its under lying structure.) We plan to remove all of the rear seating and replace it with something similar to this: (next Slide)
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