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Good Day,
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Thanks God bless.
Stella.
Are you bringin a boat up to the Festival and Float on the 25th?? Should be fun - we've got at least 15 to 20 boats lined up for the Finn Rock to Eagle Rock Float... would love to add you to the list.
GH
Saw your slides and really liked the looks of the drifter. Have a good Thanksgiving in Lebanon. Our shops over in Albany, come by sometime if you're in area.
Chet
I was over in your neck of the woods this weekend fishing for Salmon with flyrods. Elk on Saturday and Sixes on Sunday... fishing wasn't great but the scenery was!! Water was pretty "skinny".
Greg
Sorry it took so long to get back to you, I had to go to Portland this weekend.
The sides of this boat were cut at 32" high at the stem and 21" high at the transom, so you can't get two sides from two 4x8 sheets. If you were able to then you have built a standard boat (probably in the neighborhood of 29" stem & 19" transom). Hope this helps.
Mike
A high side boat is one that has sides that are about three inches higher than a standard drift boat. Sometimes these are called 'guide model'.
Mike
What kind of fine looking dog is that. I have a Brittany.
Greg