Thanks once again for everybody's replies!
Andreas, yes, I had to sell the Thomboy when I saw this one for sale. The Thomboy needed a lot more work than this one it seemed.
Bill, I circled the area where the hole is located in one of the floor photos. It's located in such an odd place!
Barry, I'd love to see some photos of your '63 as well.
Yesterday I took some shots of some areas that need some work. Starting at the front, the stem looks good ... with the stem guard still on it. There's a couple of small nicks on the side of the boat, but not very deep.
This is where the stem meets the keel, with part of the keel guard missing.
Here's a close-up of the same location. (You can tell the bottom was painted while it was still on the trailer.)
Between where the keel ends and the transom is a spot where the roller has worn a spot on the garboard plank. The wood is still solid, though.
On the starboard side of the boat, you'll see some top layer damage to two lapstrakes. It looks like this was fixed by some sort of wood filler a while ago, as it's now crumbling off.
Finally two views of where the transom. All of the planking where it meets the transom is solid with no sign of separation.
Comments and suggestions are always welcome! Thanks again.