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Andy of BoatworksToday evaluates a 1970 24-foot Westwind Paceship for a potential restoration project.6:22 The vessel has sat in storage for 20 years, resulting in significant interior rot in the sole, bulkheads, and cabinetry due to leaking port lights.8:02 Despite the interior damage, the hull and deck construction consist of solid, hand-laid fiberglass with no evidence of coring or structural stress cracks.9:27 The project aims to transform the boat into a trailerable, four-berth cruiser for weekend sailing.5:52 The restoration plan involves stripping and refinishing the exterior, followed by a complete interior customization to improve livability.11:02 The host also announces a two-day hands-on fiberglass and repair seminar scheduled for October 7th and 8th at the Annapolis Boat Show.0:48

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