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05-06-2007, 10:17 AM
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| NEED HELP-Wooden boat friendly in Chesapeake I just purchased a 1973 Chesapeake Deadrise in need of repairs. Unfortunately, I have found no wooden boat friendly yards in maryland. I have tried from Baltimore to Chesapeake Beach. The boat is 41'x13'6"x4' draft. About 15T. I need this boat hauled and blocked for initial repairs. Things here in MD are differnt from my experiences on the oceans. I grew up in Long Island NY. I graduated NY Maritime College and sailed until I got my USCG Chief Engineer's license. If anyone knows who can help please contact me. All help is greatly appreciated. Robert 919-288-5819  |
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