| 1966 Century Coronado - complete rebuild |
![]() This is the boat soon after we received it. We have removed the hardtop, windshield, engine and interior upholstery. The frames and planking were quite weak. |
![]() After removing the interior we turn tho boat over. |
![]() Here's the boat upsidedown. The bottom planking has been removed, the keel is off, and a new stem has just been steam bent into place. The bottom planking has been left on to maintain the shape of the boat. |
![]() Now we've installed the keel and the bottom planking is in progress. |
![]() The bottom planking's done. The topsides planking is gradually being replaced. What a lot of bungs to chip! |
![]() He she is all planked up. Considerable sanding to do before being turned upright. |
![]() A feature of these Centurys is the fabric covering on the decks. The original type of fabric is still available. |
![]() The original style interior upholstery is also available. |
![]() The first coat of varnish has been applied. The bottom has bronze paint. |
![]() This is the stealth version! Really, the boat's covered up to spray the gold sheer stripe. |
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| The boat's ready for customer pickup! A great feature of this Coronado is the sliding hardtop. Distinctive features of these Centurys are the black trim boards on deck and black/chrome strips along the topsides. |