Vintage Canoe Restoration

Welcome to Off The Gridiron!!
In this video, I resurrect a vintage 1970s Voyageur Canoe made in Millbrook, Ontario, Canada. This old Woven synthetic/fibreglass canoe was missing all gunwales, thwarts, yoke, deck plates, and hardware. It was just a raw weathered and cracked shell. With a little TLC and support from Paluski Boats, I revitalized this small pack canoe and can't wait to hit the water!!
Enjoy Your Outdoors!
Jeff
Thanks to:
Paluski Boats Limited
1828 8th Line
Lakefield, Ontario K0L 2H0
Phone: [phone]
Voyageur Canoe Millbrook Ontario Canada Website
www.voyageurcanoe.com/index.htm

[@JEFFALLENOFFTHEGRIDIRON]

Contact info at 1:40 of video.

[@aspensiler4490]

could i please get a link or such to that black material you used for the sides? Is there any direct web links to info you used to restore this canoe that you can share please?

[@JEFFALLENOFFTHEGRIDIRON]

This link is where I purchased he gunwales and deck plates. www.adventureoutfitters.ca/

[@JEFFALLENOFFTHEGRIDIRON]

All restoration was just my ingenuity and what made sense based off a few videos. Good luck.

[@kohlphinney9411]

Just curious if you replaced those ribs in the canoe? If so what did you use? Cheers

[@JEFFALLENOFFTHEGRIDIRON]

Those metal ribs are original and integral to this model. I don't know if they can be replaced actually. Fortunately they were solid and replacement not necessary.

[@aidenbryson3097]

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[@atlasleonel7616]

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