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V-berth side. The bunk does not actually touch the hull. It was over an inch away on each side in front of the seats. That made it hard to tab in.
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V-berth side. The bunk does not actually touch the hull. It was over an inch away on each side in front of the seats. That made it hard to tab in.
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V-berth side. The bunk does not actually touch the hull. It was over an inch away on each side in front of the seats. That made it hard to tab in.

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V-berth side. The bunk does not actually touch the hull. It was over an inch away on each side in front of the seats. That made it hard to tab in.
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Balsa core rot. (Liquification)
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First cutout. It was clearly hollow under here.
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