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The restoration of the gaff cutter Tally Ho progresses with the installation of custom interior cabinetry, upholstery, and decorative features. In the engine room, the crew installed a custom cabinet built around metal drawers to maximize storage space while maintaining access to the fuel tank’s soft patch.3:43 The aft cabin features a newly installed cabinet with a mirror above the basin.4:58 A liquor cabinet in the saloon now houses a backlit, Pacific Northwest-themed stained glass panel created by artist Alice.7:38 Maya Vega Garcia of Golden Hour Leather and Canvas provided diamond-tufted leather upholstery for the chart table and saloon settees.12:25 The lazarette now includes new teak steps and an ash-board sole, with the heater exhaust insulated to protect surrounding woodwork.1:08 Shore power inlets are positioned for easy access, and the boat’s electrical system currently runs on batteries and inverters.1:29 The crew performed a deep clean of the interior to reveal finished woodwork and trim, though work continues on the rig, deck systems, and saloon table.16:50

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