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since its only a 15hp i wouldnt bother bolting the motor unless theres a chance of it gettting stolen.

that boat has a lot of potential. i would put a floor in it for sure, but then the rest is up to you as far as little tweaks to get the boat perfect for your needs.

So I'm moving to NH soon and I have a 14 ft aluminum boat that is pretty beaten up. The paint is faded and scratched and is really bad on the inside. My question is I will be using it for clamming and fishing. So it will be exposed to a lot of brackish and salt water. Do I need a certain type of...

you probably won't be able to get on plane with that motor I have a 9.9 on my 14 ft deep v and can barely get on plane.

That paint job is legit. I would like to paint my boat like that

I would be careful putting a 25 4t and a the 9.9 on there b/c that would be over 220 lbs hanging over the back. In rough water that could get tricky especially if it's tiller steer 25

seacast its pourable transom. google it

https://maine.craigslist.org/boa/1698140473.html +1 for new transom... oh wait

So wood glue wouldnt have issues with water. what kind of epoxy do you recommend?

So Im putting a new transom in my 14' deep v starcraft and the old one was 1.5 inch thick so I figured I would put two pieces of 3/4 marine grade and glue them together with ?

get the 1442 for 300 dollars more its definatly worth it. And not trying to be an *** but it sounds like you dont keep boats long so you may want to go used seeing as you will never be able to make money off a new boat unless you get a really good deal which neither of those are. there good...

For the question about the motor it is more about weight than about hp in my opinion. I had a 1032 with a 4 hp evinrude from '82 and it did fine but the motor only weighed about 40 lbs. a new 4 stroke motor that is only 4 hp weighs 58 lbs compared to a new 4 stroke 3 hp which weighs 38 lbs. A...

a 9.9 would probably be ur best bet

i really want one of those crawdads with the aluminum frame to use as a duck boat

Hey I just saw that boat on Craigslist I live in Austin TX also and actualy used to have the exact same boat/ trailer, same year and everything. Where do you use it. I ended up selling mine becasue Lake travis and Lake Austin were just to choppy.

alright so its pretty easy to take part of the cover off. I started by taking the windshield off, it was held on by some screws and bolts. Then I disconnected all the electronics, fishfinder, fuse panel, toggle switches etc. Then i cut out the board on either side and pulled it out along with...

I have a 1986 starcraft runabout which had the covered bow and windshield. I took the winshield out and cut 18 inches into the covered part of the bow and then added several pieces of wood under the covered section and now the deck is strong enough to stand on.