Ever build a Frankenboat?+ What do you do w/discarded hulls?

[boatbuster]

I am creating a Frankenstein canoe in my laboratory....Bwahahaaaaaaa! I started cleaning out the basement and noted that my 96 MR Outrage, which was hanging from the ceiling with numerous cracks and dry-rotted gunnels, was actually in better shape than the 2005? model POS Outrage that cracked when brand new and which Confluence Kayak Corp refused to do anything about. I took the perfectly good gunnels off the Confluence Outrage and put them on my old MR Outrage, which I plan to resurrect if I can make it watertight again (a very big if) Meanwhile, I re-hung the Confluence Outrage from the basement ceiling as a storage unit. It really is a thin POS, but it is sturdy enough to hold gear.

So have you ever built a Frankanoe out of old boat parts? And what do you do with a beat up Royalex hull? Landfill? Planter?

[Silent Bob]

"what do you do with a beat up Royalex hull"


Allow me to properly dispose of it, of course...


With a little glass, a little epoxy, a little imagination, and of course a Sawzall it can be almost anything you want.

I've got a glass Probe 14 that may be getting the Frankenboat treatment sometime soon.

[cheajack]

bookcase

[Mr.DeadLegs]

Donate them to your local Boy Scouts.

[ezwater]

If you have a small child who has to wait for the bus, put the Outrage on end as a bus shelter.

A friend used his OCA to drag leaves to a dumping point. Unlike a wheelbarrow, you can put the boat on its side and rake leaves into it. Then put upright and drag away.

[philcanoe]

[hazardharry]

drag them behind snowmobiles with the kids in it.

[sbroam]

Yard art. See link below.

[Craig Smerda]

1 old canoe hull
2 xc ski's
34 pool noodles
1,000 zip ties
and lot's of imagination = 1 hooligan craft

[boatbuster]

Yard art. See link below.

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