Reply With QuoteThat is an exceptional looking job on the aluminum floor Blackriver4x4. I agree if you can afford to do it in alum. that would last forever.
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How thick is that aluminum?
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There will be days when the fishing is better than one's most optimistic forecast, others when it is far worse. Either is a gain over just staying home.
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That is an exceptional looking job on the aluminum floor Blackriver4x4. I agree if you can afford to do it in alum. that would last forever.
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dfar, It is a one time purchase, and the benefits of it outwiegh the cost anyday..... just think, no gravel/dirt or sand to get grinded into the carpet, no ripped carpet, no lures sticking to the floor, you can walk barefoot on it in a 100 degree day in the middle of the sun, ETC..... Depending on your Boat size if you go the cheap way which is laying styrofoam inbetween the ribs for support, you are talking less than $200.00. If you want the Aluminum Braces welded inbetween the ribs it would cost around 300-500 depending in how much floor space you have.
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