Thank you for the welcome and the information...your boat looks GREAT!!! I have 
the traditional layout as well - one question if you don't mind.
   
  I want to remove the table and then place beadboard over the existing 
laminate of the bulkhead...and being I don't have a lot of $$$ now to spend, do 
you think I could just tack the beadboard on the existing bulkhead laminate? I 
think I can get the beadboard that is only slightly thicker than paneling...
   
  Any suggestions on how to bring back the luster to my interior teak accents? 
Tung oil???
   
  I've attached some pictures if you're interested in viewing.
   
  thank you!
Lance
  

James Calleran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  Lance,
Welcome to the C27 family. My boat, BayBird, is a '76, outboard,
std rig, traditional interior; hull #2784.
I suggest you go to: http://www.catalina27.org/ the website of
the International Catalina 27/270 Association. Lot's of good
information there. 
In particular, the FTP Gallery has photos of lots of things
owners have done on their boats. In the Deck-Hull-Keel section BayBird
#14 shows the cockpit speakers I added; #15 shows the Bimini I
installed. 
In the Interior section is a series of photos, beginning with
bybrd02.jpg, that shows my slide-out double berth (starboard setee
conversion) and how it's supported. Also, in this section is a photo
(head_lav_2.jpg) showing the head bulkhead after painting it white,
and, the replacement of the sink counter (cheezy fake teak laminate)
with white Formica. I did the galley countertop with white Formica
also, but I don't have photos posted.
And for your alcohol stove, if you don't already know about A&H
Enterprises, go to their website: http://www.packstoves.com/ and
contact them for parts. That is, if you want to rebuild, rather than
replace, your old stove.

Fair winds and good luck with your rehab,
Jim Calleran
Mathews Yacht Club, VA


--- NavyBlazr wrote:

> I recently purchased a "vintage" 1978 Catalina 27 and I love working
> on her! However, I need some help with the following:
> 
> I want to lay some flooring down of either an indoor/outdoor
> carpet (something that can be cleaned easily), or a great teak floor.
> 
> Also, the original alcohol stove is being restored. 
> Do any of you have suggestions for great and ine


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