Glass Driftboat
Posted by: Anonymous
Glass Driftboat - 08/31/05 01:20 PM
1991 16' Wayco Driftboat (Basic shell with 2 benches = super light); oars; 2 anchors; rod holders; Galvinized Caulkins trailer; Dirks pulley system; Always covered; Used 3 times in last 6 years and needs more use! $1350; (206)431-9636
Posted by: Anonymous
Re: Glass Driftboat - 08/31/05 01:21 PM
NO PICS
Posted by: RP
Re: Glass Driftboat - 09/06/05 04:07 AM
Still have this? Would it row well on the Penninsula rivers?
Posted by: Anonymous
Re: Glass Driftboat - 09/07/05 10:51 AM
Been down the Hoh many times. Used to fish the canyon in the summer and Never touched a rock (so proud).
Nice boat. Looks good. Can email pics tomorrow afternoon.
Who wants'em?
Posted by: FishNg1
Re: Glass Driftboat - 09/07/05 01:36 PM
Please send some pics to FishNg1@aol.com
Thanks
Posted by: steelieosus
Re: Glass Driftboat - 09/08/05 11:03 AM
could you send some pics to oneriverdrifter@yahoo.com if you still have it? thanks
Posted by: Anonymous
Re: Glass Driftboat - 09/08/05 11:42 AM
Coworker forgot camera. No smoked fish for him today.
Pics will be emailed on Friday afternoon.
Posted by: steelieosus
Re: Glass Driftboat - 09/08/05 03:20 PM
sweet
Posted by: Anonymous
Re: Glass Driftboat - 09/13/05 12:15 PM
Pics sent.
Posted by: elkrun
Re: Glass Driftboat - 09/16/05 03:44 PM
Pls send pix.
Posted by: Anonymous
Re: Glass Driftboat - 09/16/05 04:37 PM
Elk,
What's your email address??
This boat has 2 layers of glass on the bottom seperated with a 1/16th inch of foam. This method, unlike LAVRO, will prevent a disaster if you ever do nail a pointed rock.
Also, the floor does not flex like a LAVRO. It is stiff and hard. did i just say that...how about non-flexable.....
Somebody is going to get a deal if they are looking for something light and do not want to take their 3 heavy weight friends along.
Posted by: BroodBuster
Re: Glass Driftboat - 09/16/05 06:56 PM
SS,
Just a thought but I don't think dissing Lavro's is the best way to sell a glass DB.
2 layers of fiberglass and one layer of foam vs. 21 layers of fiberglass?? Hmm.
Posted by: wntrrn
Re: Glass Driftboat - 09/16/05 11:30 PM
Great price. I might be interested. But if that foam ever absorbed water that glass is going to seperate. Has the bottom ever had to be patched? Just curious. One owner?
Posted by: Anonymous
Re: Glass Driftboat - 09/19/05 10:39 AM
One owner.
Never needed repairs.
No chalk gun used in the building of this boat. The glass was hand layed over a mold = stronger.
You would never know there is a thin layer of foam between the glass. This is what I was told when I bought the boat.
Posted by: Anonymous
Re: Glass Driftboat - 09/19/05 10:44 AM
forgot.
21 layers vs 2?
I don't know how many SHEETS of glass were used per LAYER, but I know there is more than 2 SHEETS of glass.
The boat bottom is not fiberglass corrugated roofing????
Posted by: Anonymous
Re: Glass Driftboat - 09/22/05 07:08 PM
Hi im in bellingham and would like to look at the boat if at all possible. Some pics would be nice too before we drive down there. I can be reached with pics at baudere@cc.wwu.edu
Posted by: Anonymous
Re: Glass Driftboat - 10/03/05 10:44 AM
O-fish-oly SOLD.
Have fun guys. Use the small anchor on the first run. The big anchor is too much work.