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    I finally started to feeling better and got a wild hair and decided to redo my tracker targa I bought a couple months ago with vinyl and get rid of the old nasty carpet that it had. I got the boat completely disassembled and also got most of the carpet glue removed. I still have to remove some from the inside of the boat and then I will be ready to start putting it back together. I need two sheets of 1/2 inch marine plywood if anybody knows where I might get some and the price. A lumber yard here can order it at $110.00 a sheet but I was looking for some a little cheaper. Not using pressure treated only marine plywood. Thanks Don

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    Gas lumber stocks it in Anderson $60 for 1/2 $80 for 3/4.

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    Just so happens my fishing buddy lives in Honeau Path so I will ask him to get me two sheet and meet him half way. Thanks Don

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    Auto correct got me. It's Gbs lumber on hwy 81 north in Anderson

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    Thats a lot of work! I just redone my tracker targa 18.5 this past winter, that glue is heck to get off, my plywood was good, mine had been kept in side since it was new in 05. I went back with carpet, but I dont like this new carpet, I'm going to do something different next time.

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    Countryboy all my plywood was good except for the front and back deck. The front deck has two many holes drilled for the seat mount and the back deck had ben replaced with 3/4 plywood and did not match. Go to the site called Iboats and then the restoration form and look for a post by jigngrub on rebuilding a 1996 tracker and use that for your inspiration if you decide to redo yours. It can be found under a post by pappy3 I hope mine looks as good as hid Don

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    Quote Originally Posted by sinkermaker View Post
    Countryboy all my plywood was good except for the front and back deck. The front deck has two many holes drilled for the seat mount and the back deck had ben replaced with 3/4 plywood and did not match. Go to the site called Iboats and then the restoration form and look for a post by jigngrub on rebuilding a 1996 tracker and use that for your inspiration if you decide to redo yours. It can be found under a post by pappy3 I hope mine looks as good as hid Don
    I went and looked on that site but couldn't find that post, what page was it on?

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    It is on page 2 under a post 1986 Starcraft needs new decking by pappy 3. That guy did an awesome job on his boat. After I get this one finished I am going to replace the floor carpet in my Champion Walleye boat with the vinyl. Don

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    Quote Originally Posted by sinkermaker View Post
    It is on page 2 under a post 1986 Starcraft needs new decking by pappy 3. That guy did an awesome job on his boat. After I get this one finished I am going to replace the floor carpet in my Champion Walleye boat with the vinyl. Don
    Thanks I found it, that looks real good. That might be my next floor.

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