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Teak gunwales
jdl74
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Posted on 08/05/10 - 12:56 PM
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Can teak gunwales be added to an Outrage that did not have them from the factory? I am looking at a nice late model 22 for sale and it is in very nice shape but i miss the look of the wood.
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Yes they can.

They were optional from the factory on the later models and standard on the earlier models.

 
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Thanks Joe. Do you know if it is a cut and dried procedure or is it more involved? Any idea of the difficulty of locating the wood and the cost?

 
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Teak isn't cheap.

Take a look at this one thread that I found by doing a "Site Search".
http://www.whalercentral.com/forum/vi...p;pid=6486


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The materials to do an 18, the teak, stainless rub rails and strakes, screws, ect, no other hardware just cost me $800. They are rather tricky to fabricate, especially the first time. I had planed on offering these for sale, but they are just too labor intense, and each boat is a little different and requires too much fitting to be mass produced. I would say one should have better than average wood working skills to do the project.


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How did yours come out Walt?


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Kevin,

They came out fine, 6 months or so behind schedule. I still need to do the final install and finishing. As some of you may or may not know, I had to have open heart surgery in May to repair a valve that was chewed up by some sort of infection, endocarditis. Things are getting back to normal, and I might even get this boat of mine in the water before the stripers show up in force in September.

Walter


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