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Originally Posted by SVJOCO
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Why not call
Hallberg Rassy? One of the advantages of a
boatbuilder still in business (and there are few enough of them) is you can ask questions like this.
We get
parts and
advice from the maker of our 25 year old boat all the time.
Wood is used to form stringers in a lot of boats. It is easy to machine to complex shapes and is reasonably light in weight. The wood is not structural. The
fiberglass laid over it is the part that carries the load.
It's hard to see in the picture, but I suspect that's what you have here.