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TNT by Adrian, Matthew, Eric & Dad, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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[…] Note: See Greg’s TNT Gallery here […]
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![TNT by Adrian, Matthew, Eric & Dad](https://boatbuilders.glenlarchive.com/wp-content/gallery/tnt-by-adrian-matthew-eric-dad-580/pic580d.jpg "In this picture of the boat we have the top panels on and had laid a \\"matt\\" fiberglass over it to give it strength.")
[…] Note: See Greg’s TNT Gallery here […]