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A 1977 Cape George Cutter 31, the first of its model ever built, requires a major structural restoration due to moisture damage in the deck and bulwarks.0:30 The vessel, located on Vancouver Island, suffers from water intrusion caused by unglassed wooden bulwarks, which has compromised the underlying beams and cabin top.0:08 The project necessitates a workshop space and the complete removal of the existing teak decks to access and repair the structural skeleton.2:19 Despite these issues, the boat features a 90% completed interior finished by a professional furniture maker and includes significant equipment, such as a wind vane, a new heater, and a new fridge.3:41 The owner is selling the vessel at a competitive price to prevent further deterioration during the upcoming winter.4:26 Prospective buyers must possess the necessary woodworking skills and resources to undertake a full deck replacement.4:35

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