The Old Boat Story (Page 2): Really nice job. I bet all that Oak adds some weight to that boat. Nicely done though. :sm24:...

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

1Oldboat42 wrote:

This is a pictorial account of my 1983 Lund American Super Pike restoration and upgrades. There were two intermittent upgrades that I have skipped to get to this most recent completion. This includes new carpet, particle board changed to oak, a reconfigured dashboard, new live well and new seats. There are many more pictures but hope these are enough to give you an idea of what all has been done.

Really nice job. I bet all that Oak adds some weight to that boat. Nicely done though.

NJ219bands Loc: New Jersey

Nice 👍

OJdidit Loc: Oak Creek Wisconsin

Nicely done!

hueey Loc: Lake Fork Tx

As Gordon said, I also impressed.

DVTracker Loc: Harrisburg, PA.

1Oldboat42 wrote:

This is a pictorial account of my 1983 Lund American Super Pike restoration and upgrades. There were two intermittent upgrades that I have skipped to get to this most recent completion. This includes new carpet, particle board changed to oak, a reconfigured dashboard, new live well and new seats. There are many more pictures but hope these are enough to give you an idea of what all has been done.

Looks good and the trailer too!

Billycrap2 Loc: Mason county,W(BY GOD) Virginia, 🇺🇸🦅

1Oldboat42 wrote:

This is a pictorial account of my 1983 Lund American Super Pike restoration and upgrades. There were two intermittent upgrades that I have skipped to get to this most recent completion. This includes new carpet, particle board changed to oak, a reconfigured dashboard, new live well and new seats. There are many more pictures but hope these are enough to give you an idea of what all has been done.

Thank for sharing your repair work and fixing updates, very nice job and project. 👍🏽👍🏽🎣🎣🎣🎣🐟🐟🐠🐠🐋🐋🇺🇸🇺🇸🦅🦅

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

1Oldboat42 wrote:

This is a pictorial account of my 1983 Lund American Super Pike restoration and upgrades. There were two intermittent upgrades that I have skipped to get to this most recent completion. This includes new carpet, particle board changed to oak, a reconfigured dashboard, new live well and new seats. There are many more pictures but hope these are enough to give you an idea of what all has been done.

Nice job Oldboat! She looks better than new. Thanks for the pictures.

Scudrnr Loc: Hancock, Wisconsin

1Oldboat42 wrote:

This is a pictorial account of my 1983 Lund American Super Pike restoration and upgrades. There were two intermittent upgrades that I have skipped to get to this most recent completion. This includes new carpet, particle board changed to oak, a reconfigured dashboard, new live well and new seats. There are many more pictures but hope these are enough to give you an idea of what all has been done.

Looks great.

Dakoda Loc: Cle Elum, WA

A lot of work for sure, but the effort paid off, very nice.

Mauwehu Loc: Norwalk Ct

1Oldboat42 wrote:

This is a pictorial account of my 1983 Lund American Super Pike restoration and upgrades. There were two intermittent upgrades that I have skipped to get to this most recent completion. This includes new carpet, particle board changed to oak, a reconfigured dashboard, new live well and new seats. There are many more pictures but hope these are enough to give you an idea of what all has been done.

Beautiful job! A labor of love

Bigbum Loc: Washington

1Oldboat42 wrote:

This is a pictorial account of my 1983 Lund American Super Pike restoration and upgrades. There were two intermittent upgrades that I have skipped to get to this most recent completion. This includes new carpet, particle board changed to oak, a reconfigured dashboard, new live well and new seats. There are many more pictures but hope these are enough to give you an idea of what all has been done.

Thats a lot of work! And it turn out great. But, its not really work if you enjoy doing it.

Oleqmgr Loc: ElDorado KS

Awesome job. You and your wife have a right to be proud of this.

1Oldboat42 Loc: Kearney, Nebraska

saw1 wrote:

Really nice job. I bet all that Oak adds some weight to that boat. Nicely done though.

Actually Saw1 going to the oak shaved off about 10 pounds. The old particle board had soaked in a lot of water weight over the years. Also in a few places I was able to go with half inch instead of three quarter inch board, like the bench seat backs and dashboard. Lund boats would not help me with the live well so I had to construct one myself to fit the area. The hatch on the floor is for rod storage.

Physedfisher Loc: West Chester Pa

Fantastic work. Looks new! Like the Johnson 70 the 80s and 90s motors last forever!

Mgiven Loc: Michigan

awesome job sir! did that come as a dual console or did you build one for the passenger? I've got an '83 Mr. Pike and it is a single side console. One on her side would make it nice. great job on the resto!