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76 Glassmaster Gulfstream
Submitted By: garrett61
Date Created: 04-23-2006
Description: Complete Restoration of a 19 foot, 1976 Glassmaster Gulfstream
Tools / Materials: Go to the Boating Store


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The boat was sold as-is, with an interior in need of replacing, and older trailer, and a questionable motor. It was about to get completely restored.

Inside picture after seats are removed with no tools, the rot and fiberglass were completly rotted out. Notice the blue color interior on the right. Had to blow all the leaves and pine needles out.
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As you can see, splashwell wood, and bilge area are completely rotted and untreated. All the gelcoat came up by hand, notice pile on deck.

All weep holes are soft to the touch and waterlogged. This entire area will have to be ripped out includling the transom
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This is the transom witht the engine that came with the boat.

The original seats
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Started pulling the floor up to see extent of deck and stringer damage

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I decided it would be best to replace the whole deck and stringers

Another view of the deck. I removed it in four separate sections
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Close up picture of the rotted stringers that are about to be replaced

This is the boat once the deck has been removed
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I decided to install the new deck in separate section as well.

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The side paneling of the boat was going to be replaced with new wood and fabric as well.

I decided to cut and treat the wood while I prepared the new wood for the deck at the same time.
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A better picture of the rotten transom after the engine has been taken off.

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The top splashwell has been removed.
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A close up picture of the wood that is going to be replaced.

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The splashwell sits in the garage while work is being done on the rest of the boat.

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