![]() Telltale Kettenburg construction. Bent oak ribs on one foot centers. The sedan was built in 1938. |
![]() Not only is the engeineering and construction pretty to behold, but there are the details... |
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![]() The Sun Harbor neighbor of the sedan was this floating "shack". This structure was the yard watchman's abode for the Kettenburg Marine. |
![]() The Kettenburg Marine yard watchman's house viewed over the transom of MARLIN. |
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![]() An exterior view of MARLIN. |
![]() Looking forward at the starboard side berth |
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![]() Looking forward at the port side berth. |
![]() Dandy little details like the small chains used to hold the portlights open for air circulation. |
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![]() Another view. |
![]() The view aft. |
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![]() The view forward |
![]() A monel galley. We suspect that a lot of fish got cleaned at this sink. |
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![]() The wheel and instruments. What look to be original stampings in the wood label switches. |
![]() Here's David again checking out the 3 cyl. Yanmar. The sedan has what appears to be a "planeing" (spelling error?) deserving of another 80 or so horsepower. David is talking about locating a small block V-8 diesel here instead of the Yanmar. |
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