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McKenzie Boat Manufacturing Company 14 years 4 months ago #11438

Some befor and after photos of a McKenzien Boat Mfg. Co. boat that I cleaned up a bit. Put in a new windshield and the red oak on the inside of the gunwales. New floor, new seats, total repaint and that kind of stuff. Anybody know anything about these boats?
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Re:McKenzie Boat Manufacturing Company 14 years 4 months ago #11638

Nice work. Did you have to deal with any leaks? If so, how?

Looks a bit like my '72 Smoker Craft. Windsheild is very similar to mine.
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Re:McKenzie Boat Manufacturing Company 14 years 4 months ago #11661

Some slighly leaking rivets, not a big issue. Isn't that what bilge pumps are for? What's the use of having an old boat if it doesn't leak.

The original windshield was a "Water Bonnet" but was split in two. Managed to find a shop in Detroit that fabricated an new windshield to fit the existing frame.

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Re:McKenzie Boat Manufacturing Company 14 years 3 months ago #11804

You may want to try coating the rivets and seams on the interior side of the boat with a polyurethane bedliner like Durabak . I applied it on mine with good results.

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