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Fuel tank and fish box area (box is 31" by 58", store your Tuna, Salmon, Halibut, below deck). Box will have split hinged lid and a macerator pump- out. This was my idea and Les and Cam made it happen. Thanks again Les & Cam. Areas to the side of the box are for storage and trim tab access. 3/15/04
Finished Sealand head. Advantages: frees up deck for fish box; no more fittings below the waterline; uses fresh water (minimal oders easy to clean); step on pedal to flush (Helen approves); all plumbing is easy to repair. Disadvantage: uses fresh water supply. 3/15/04
Deck area. The area where the gray bucket is located will become the fish box - Yea!! 3/8/04
Sealand toilet base (holding tank). Uses about a pint of fresh water per flush. 3/8/04
New style electrical panel. 3/8/04
Port view of same operation. 3/8/04
Installing rear window (Starboard side view). No rails or door yet. 3/8/04
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Sealand toilet base (holding tank). Uses about a pint of fresh water per flush. 3/8/04

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Sealand toilet base (holding tank). Uses about a pint of fresh water per flush. 3/8/04
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New 25 Production Photos of "Scooter".
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Jerry And Helen's New 25. Cream exterior and nonskid with Nomad accent. Interior fabric will be Taupe. (All Photos Courtesy Of Les Lampman - Thanks Les)! 3/8/04
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