No Floor Here to be found

[Erick...@gmail.com]

Looking Forward from the rear/right
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b147/airportphantom/Boat/MVC-212F.jpg

Looking at the center....anyone see a nest here
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b147/airportphantom/Boat/MVC-211F.jpg

Looking at the rear
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b147/airportphantom/Boat/MVC-210F.jpg

Looking at the kick board...Not yet removed
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b147/airportphantom/Boat/MVC-209F.jpg

[Erick...@gmail.com]

Sorry for the quality of pics, its dark in the garage, and the lights
do not illuminate it much. Not sure yet if I really want to see whats
down there or not. Luckily I didn't get bit by anything hidding under
the boards.

I did see the entry hole made about center of the boat, maybe about 2
inches in dimeter.

Lots of junk to clean out. It looks like there is butternuts all the
way down to the hull of the boat. Going to need to find an easy way to
dispose of them.

[Erick...@gmail.com]

It was asked how hard it was to remove the floor boards. The most
difficult part of removing the floor boards was getting the seats out.
I did not want to do too much damage to the seat structure so I
attempted to remove the screws but could not get some of them removed
and had to twist and lift. Due to rotting the seats came out pretty
good with little problems and most of the screws holding down the floor
boards came out easily as well. I still need to remove the Kickboar
and the side panels so I can put new floor boards in.

Before I can do any of that I need to clean it out and there is alot of
clean out.