[Nummie]

Anyone know of a old boat junkyard in town? I'm rehabing an old boat with a good motor, and can't seem to find hull parts.

Tater

 

[Guest]

what are you looking for?

 

[Nummie]

Assorted parts for an '89 Alumacraft-corner moulding, console replacement piece, etc.

 

[Delw]

Tater call various boat places they sometimes have junk in the back they use for parts.





Delw

 

[Nummie]

Thanks Delw! I'll look into that. I have, however, inquired with the designated Alumacraft dealer in town, who wasn't any help at all! No names, but he's at 53rd avenue!

Tater

 

[Guest]

you should be able to get molding and stuff like that from any marine store as Delw said. You just have to know exactly what you want. They may have to order it, but they can get it.

 

[Spidey]

Junkyard

When I was in the market for a fishing boat, I checked out a couple of places that sold used aluminum boats. I was really disppointed what was being sold as used boats. They looked like junk to me. One place you may want to call is Loyds. I would normally spell Loyd with 2 "L's" but this Loyd only uses one. They are in Mesa and he had a variety of abused aluminum boats.
If you are really stuck, I have connections back in Wisconsin.
Spidey.

 

[Nummie]

Thanks, I'll try Loyds first. There must be a graveyard for used boats as well as cars, though!

Tater