Here's a picture of where I'm at so far:

Lazydrifter,

By making a flat mold and pulling out a flat sheet the same thickness as the other side, are you saying I wouldn't have to build the siding one (thin) sheet of glass fiber and resin at a time, doing it at once?

I plan on using side molding of thin plywood attached to the outside of the hull via small screws after CAREFULL alignment.

Not sure what to do about the seating wood on the replacement side, as the last 3-4" is pretty bad, as is the glassed in wood of the transom and centerline of the stern.

The bottom is in pretty good shape, although there are a few cracks that have some decay that will be ground down to solid material and reglassed.

I plan on putting trim on both sides of the gunnels and glassing it in after I find some good oarlocks...

Thanks for your input!
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