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Fiddler posted 06-16-2000 10:48 AM ET (US)
Hi all,
First I'd like to say thanks to Jimh for this great site. I'm still working on my whaler and its a slow process, but there is a ton of information here. I was wondering if anyone has submitted pictures of how they's set up the interior of their classic 16/17 hulls. I have what's basically a bare hull and will be outfitting soon. There are no whalers anywhere around me (central WI) to compare to so seeing how others have set up their boats would be great. Once again, thanks for the great site!

jimh posted 06-17-2000 12:57 AM ET (US)
There are several photographs of 16-17 foot hulls in CETACEA, showing the BASS BOAT, the SAKONNET, the NAUSET, the NEWPORT, and the MONTAUK interiors.
Next week I'll be posting some interesting shots of a CURRITUCK, which evolved into the SPORT.
Depending on your carpentry skills, you could make your own duplicate of several of these models.
--jimh

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Author	Topic: photos
Fiddler	posted 06-16-2000 10:48 AM ET (US) Hi all, First I'd like to say thanks to Jimh for this great site. I'm still working on my whaler and its a slow process, but there is a ton of information here. I was wondering if anyone has submitted pictures of how they's set up the interior of their classic 16/17 hulls. I have what's basically a bare hull and will be outfitting soon. There are no whalers anywhere around me (central WI) to compare to so seeing how others have set up their boats would be great. Once again, thanks for the great site!
jimh	posted 06-17-2000 12:57 AM ET (US) There are several photographs of 16-17 foot hulls in CETACEA, showing the BASS BOAT, the SAKONNET, the NAUSET, the NEWPORT, and the MONTAUK interiors. Next week I'll be posting some interesting shots of a CURRITUCK, which evolved into the SPORT. Depending on your carpentry skills, you could make your own duplicate of several of these models. --jimh