Muncie, IN: 16 ft Lund Gone in One Morning

A 16 ft Lund 1600 Fury sat in a driveway off the east side of Muncie for three years. Aluminum hull, fishing boat, and the transom had rotted straight through the plywood core. The trailer was solid enough, but the boat itself had become dead weight, and the owner finally made the call. We pulled in on a Tuesday morning. The driveway was tight, with a fence line maybe eight feet off the starboard side and a garage corner eating into the turn radius. The trailer had good tires and brakes, so that wasn't the problem. The problem was the hull itself. We couldn't risk towing it hard because the transom would've folded under load. We rigged a heavy support brace along the keel, strapped everything down tight, and took it out slow. Under an hour from arrival to cleared driveway. The Lund went to the metal recycler in Delaware County. Aluminum gets sorted, the fiberglass gets baled, and the steel fittings run through their own line. Nothing ends up in a landfill. That's how it works. We cover all of Delaware County: Yorktown, Albany, Chesterfield, Daleville, Eaton, Gaston. A 16-foot Lund sits different depending on season. Spring and fall, we're pulling boats out of storage facilities and private yards across the county. Most jobs happen same week. Route logistics in Muncie mean we can coordinate pickups efficiently, whether your boat's been parked for months or just needs to move before winter storage shuts down.