CB Trunk installed

Finally had a day when I was home for a few hours, and the weather was cooperating.

The centerboard trunk is now glued in place with WEST high strength adhesive, and the trunk rails mounted as well.   I tried to use bronze boat nails, but wound up just clamping.   I still need to glass tab it know place, but that is tomorrows project.   Its officially a sailboat now.

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