One Afternoon Tin.

Due to my recent unemployment I had to sell my Crawdad this week. Going without a boat is not an option, so I grabbed my Great Grandpa's '59 Ash Craft 13-36 from my Dads house. It had 10 years of shadetree gunk and a bunch of rotten wood in it, so a one day rebuild was in order.
The goal was a no-buck rebuild here is what we came up with. We replaced the transom wood and the front tm mount, pressure washed it for 2 hours added some snap together shop flooring and mounted up an extinguisher and dry box. Adjusted my trailer to fit it , and its ready to fish!

sorry to hear about the unemployment, but the boat looks great!

Boat looks good! I like that picture of the pressure watching :lol:

Man, those are some serious limber holes! :mrgreen:
And Thor called, he wants his hammer back!

Sorry to hear about the job, but what a sweet deal on the new fishin' rig!

Cadillac! :LOL2: :beer:

Very cool man. Sorry about the job. Happened to me 3 months ago.

Nice work for a 1 day project! 8)

Rat said:

Man, those are some serious limber holes! :mrgreen:
And Thor called, he wants his hammer back!

Sorry to hear about the job, but what a sweet deal on the new fishin' rig!

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Those holes are the perfect size for a pike or smallmouth to flop into! :evil: Its happened before.
Thats a homemade anchor that I used with my canoe. Love the Thor comment though!

Thanks everyone for the kind words about my job, I was there over 12 years.