Attachment of rear rub rail
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TADTOOMUCH
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Attachment of rear rub rail
While working on my fuel tank project, I discovered the the wood that holds the part with female threads where the rub rail bolt screw in was all dry rotted. Anyone tackle this project yet? Solutions?
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Model: 1978 F-32 Sedan Cruiser
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Model: 1978 F-32 Sedan Cruiser
Engines: Twin Chry 360's 666 hrs original engines
2013 Mercury 300 Ocean Runner 9.9hp Merc 4 stroke
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prowlersfish
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Re: Attachment of rear rub rail
Do you have any photos of the area ? I am missing something I think .
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captainmaniac
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Re: Attachment of rear rub rail
Are you talking about the wood 'backing strip' on the inside of the deck to hull joint? Don't think I have pictures, but if I remember correctly bolts for the rub rail come in through the hull/deck joint and through the wood strip, then have nuts/washers or 'blind nuts' on the inside.