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Welcome aboard and there’s a lot of great info here!

This piece was from the original owners when they put a diesel heater in aft cabin. 1/2" decking first, 1/4" glass, 3/4" plywood and then 3/16 glass

I have a 41 Defever 1981 and the decks are plywood!

The communication protocol is Bluetooth between e127 and devices. Just saying!

http://www.silentsource.com/ceilings-ac-woodfiber.html

Heat gun and scraper, it's varnish removing 101! Plenty of great videos on YouTube on how to do it! Keep heat gun moving so as not to burn the teak, you'll be fine as long as you keep focused!

Marinetex is Excellent and there is an aircraft putty that is comparable that also resist petroleums but I can't remember the name at the moment! It cures hard but can be easily sanded!

I concur!

I love this!

If that's the one in San Diego, it's been on the market for at least two years, maybe more. You might be able to barter really well on this one!

The way Redford moved around the boat, it had seemed he'd never been on one. He looked very uncomfortable!

The cook found in the tug boat two days later trapped in a 100 ft. of water on the ocean floor is amazing!

I thought you had the tongue and groove teak decorated hatch!

Instead of sikaflex for the black caulking lines, I used west epoxy, filler and their black filler for the seams between the teak so the varnish adheres better!

Silicone in a liquid form, it will not deteriorate the rubber. It's perfect for plastic or nylon bushings too!

Raymarine closeout E9W now $799.00 if anyone is interested! I think it's a great deal for a 9 inch plotter! The refurbished are going for more! https://www.raymarinestore.com/index.php/chartplotters-mfds/e-series/e62220-us.html

The owners left the boat with everything from to A to Z. Over 100 brand new filters, pumps (assorted), belts, several gps units, charts galore, plenty of NOS engine parts for Lehman, manuals on everything, hand drawn drawings on the systems, electrical and plumbing. A lighthouse mixed drink...

In the middle of Awlgrip mode!

Marine tex works great. A friend of mine had a leak on bottom of his tank on his diesel truck. He drained the tank, cleaned the corner where it leaked and then sealed it with marine tex. It's going five years and still does not leak. It's impervious to gas and oil!

The proper hose has to be Teflon lined, if not the sewage makes pin holes in regular hose. Keeps the extra funky smells from escaping through the lining of the hose. Forget what I paid per foot, but remember it being quite expensive!

Here's another one that looks cool! http://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/boa/3997199188.html

Found this article on CNN Shipwreck survivor recounts drama on high seas - CNN.com

Scandia in Fairhaven, MA. Rebuilt both helms for me for around 150 each, not including shipping!