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I have a 1970 Mako 19 which runs great but the foam is fuel/water logged and a few of her stringers are shot. Does anyone have a recommendation in the Barnegat Bay Area of NJ on which shop I should have do this work?
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[br]Captain W[br]1970 Mako 19 -
Talk to Nick at NuWave Marine in Deptford area. If he isn't doing that
work anymore, I'm sure he can steer you in the right direction.
1984 Mako 228 w/ 175hp E-Tec [br]1983 SeaRay 26\' Sundancer w/ 454 Big Block spinning Volvo DuoProps (Sold)[br]1989 Wahoo 17\' CC w/ 88hp Evinrude (vacationing in Key West)[br]
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Hi,
My friend has in Key West 268 Bluewater in Signature Fiberglass. Full paint restoration. Maybe check them out?
Thanks, Mr. Happy
Home waters - LBI NJ
1997 Mako 232
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I used Scott Franzoni from Marine Specialists to replace the transom in my Grady White 7 years ago. His number was 609-618-8620 and had a shop at Chestnut Neck boat yard near the Mullica river bridge. The other option in southern New Jersey is Youngs Fiberglass in Marmora. They were my second choice but wanted to use plywood in the transom and I did not. You can always go with the Mako Mac-daddy if you have a trailer and haul it up to Raybo in Long Island.
Chris Miller[br]Mystic Islands, NJ[br]1974 17 Classic[br]1988 211 Classic (sold)[br]1990 Grady White 230 Gulfstream (sold)[br][img][br]
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Thanks to Mr. Happy and Holgatelbi. I appreciate the information.
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