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I used a "Versachem" non-hardening gasket seal liquid #2 available in small tubes at auto parts stores. It says on the tube that it can be used for gas line fittings. I haven't had a problem.

John F.

I took the dinette out on my '69 B31 FBC winter of 2004-2005. As I remember, the fore and aft dinette seat things were attached to the floor with screws that were totally corroded. The seats assemblies themselves were made of plywood nailed together with ring-shank nails, then covered with Formica. ...

To add insult to injury--here on the Chesapeake, gas is in the mid to high $3 gallon range in the counties that have E-10 (the county I live included). The next county south on the Eastern Shore, where I get my fuel these days, has non-blended fuel. I just paid $2.99 gallon there, and gas in Ocean C...

Charlie did a great job putting AC together once again. Nice folks, nice boats, nice everything. Sea-Nile looked great, and Tom's new Rumrunner is pretty amazing. It was great to meet Mikey, and Mike of Lightning Shack, Sean of B33 fame, and to see all the usual suspects like Harv, Dick, Doc, Tom, B...

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Its pretty easy to get a level floor to within 20" of the port side (to the plywood/pegboard piece with the 3 cutouts that runs fore and aft--not the actual hull side). Assuming that you'll want a 20" wide bench running fore and aft, it should fit real well without much trouble.

John F.

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No fishin? I was looking at Bass Barn this am. Maybe we can get some nearby shark spots from Jimmy G, or go short for BFT or YFT if they're around.

John F.