small wooden boat

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  1. thudpucker
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    thudpucker Senior Member

    I saw a Jon boat with Wood grain Tape or something on the sides.
    It was Yellow with Wood Grain trim.
    Really good looking little thing.

    BTW: You can have a 12' boat and still reach both ends, if you put the Rolling Rowing seat in the middle and a 40" rail set.
    Just scoot back and forth to reach what you'd formerly have to get up and go get.
     
    thudpucker, Oct 28, 2012
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  2. Liighthead
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    Liighthead Junior Member

    mmm true
    looking at devil design's this one stood out
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    Link: http://store.devlinboat.com/blackbrantiii.aspx

    14ft x 5ft ( give or take )
    reckon itll be worth building something like that ( extra money for plans ect )
    thats more refined ? efficent ect :)
     
    Liighthead, Oct 29, 2012
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  3. lewisboats
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    1: There have been others built before. 2: Buy the plans and the designer is there (or should be) to support you and answer questions. 3: the designer has a track record and is known to be a good designer. 4: The name is Devlin, Sam... Don't know how he would take to being called Devil... :D
     
    lewisboats, Oct 29, 2012
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  5. Liighthead
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    Liighthead Junior Member

    haha true true
    just started new job so when get some time hopfully make a start :D
     
    Liighthead, Oct 30, 2012
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