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$900 OBO

Material: tuff weave

Length: 16ft

Weight: ~ 65lb

Other specs: https://www.wenonah.com/Canoes.aspx?id=51

Location: St. Louis

Condition: Normal wear and tear that you would expect from a composite canoe used in the ozarks. Various scratches on the bottom that have broken through the gel coat and exposed the tuff weave material (no punctures), all of which has been covered with west marine epoxy. I didn't feel compelled to make the epoxy application look pretty, it's like the bottom of your shoe, no one is gonna see it LOL. Also, the aluminum gunwales on the left side are slightly bent. A buddy was using the canoe and bumped up against a root wade pretty good. You can easily bend it back. I just haven't done it yet because it doesn't have any noticeable effect (and I'm lazy).

 

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That's too cheap IMHO.  A strip of kevlar fabric and some more good epoxy would have that boat as good as or better than new.

 

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1 hour ago, Terrierman said:

That's too cheap IMHO.  A strip of kevlar fabric and some more good epoxy would have that boat as good as or better than new.

 

How is that done?

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15 hours ago, Terrierman said:

That's too cheap IMHO.  A strip of kevlar fabric and some more good epoxy would have that boat as good as or better than new.

 

To be clear, they are just scratches (not punctures) that have chipped or cracked the gel coat only. No holes :) I didn't feel compelled to make the epoxy application look pretty, it's like the bottom of your shoe, no one is gonna see it LOL

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It is odd shaped where that wood spreader bar is, or just my eyes? Left side. 

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6 hours ago, Ketchup said:

It is odd shaped where that wood spreader bar is, or just my eyes? Left side. 

Good eye. Yea, the aluminum gunwales on the left side are slightly bent. A buddy was using the canoe and bumped up against a root wade pretty good. You can easily bend it back. I just haven't done it yet because it doesn't have any noticeable effect (and I'm lazy).

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