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Rebuilding an ‘87 Bass Tracker
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04/18/24 02:22 PM
04/18/24 02:22 PM
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Anyone ever done this? The front deck and floor is rotted out. Back deck is aluminum. Have any of you gone back with an aluminum deck and flooring?
Last edited by Booger; 04/18/24 09:27 PM.
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Re: Rebuilding an ‘87 Bass Tracker
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04/19/24 11:56 AM
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Justice
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I rebuilt an '80 model. Went back with marine grade plywood as that was what was originally in it. If I had it to do over again, I'd go the aluminum deck route due to saved weight. I put 13 coats of 2 part epoxy resin on it, so it should be good, it's just heavy. Really enjoyed the rebuild process though.
Last edited by Justice; 04/19/24 12:18 PM.
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Re: Rebuilding an ‘87 Bass Tracker
[Re: Booger]
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04/19/24 10:07 PM
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Thanks. I’m looking forward to the build.
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