where can i find the back two covers

[westcoastv20]

Looking for replacement covers for the back two compartments on a 1990 V20. Anyone know where i can find them?

[randlemanboater]

Welcome to the site!

There are a couple of folks on here that have "parts" boats...maybe one of them will have what you need.

[westcoastv20]

thanks randleman. can't wait to get out to the "tail end" of our lobster season. Just finished the re-build on our merc. should be out next week for the remainder of the season (ends March 15), then on to the inshore fishing.

[randlemanboater]

Where are you located?

[westcoastv20]

Where are you located?
San Diego. Planning on Lobstering til mid march, then inshore for yellowtail and sea bass. Really looking forward to having some speed for a change. Boat came with a Merc 200. Pretty much had it rebuilt since it had been sitting for more than 2 years.

[stuarbc]

built mine out of starboard

[CaptJ]

built mine out of starboard


Ditto, I gave up looking for them. Cost me about $75 to make both of them. Look good too.

[westcoastv20]

Ditto, I gave up looking for them. Cost me about $75 to make both of them. Look good too.
Ok,.so now I am.going to show my ignorance. What is starboard? I was thinking of making them out of teak. And routing a channel to make it fit

[Orlando]

starboard is kinda like a dense pvc board. can buy it in different sizes and cut route sand whatever you need to it. there is also a type of less dense pvc board thats more flexable, and costs less, but isnt as strong.

[randlemanboater]

San Diego. Planning on Lobstering til mid march, then inshore for yellowtail and sea bass. Really looking forward to having some speed for a change. Boat came with a Merc 200. Pretty much had it rebuilt since it had been sitting for more than 2 years.


Sounds like a sweet boat.

[randlemanboater]

starboard is kinda like a dense pvc board. can buy it in different sizes and cut route sand whatever you need to it. there is also a type of less dense pvc board thats more flexable, and costs less, but isnt as strong.

Chances are you have some in your kitchen in the form of a white plastic cutting board.

[westcoastv20]

thanks everyone. sounds like a good product and a lot easier than trying to build them out of teak. Here are a couple of pics. Hope they show up, virgin posting. Needs some work, but we're getting there.

http://i1267.photobucket.com/albums/jj553/westcoast44/photo2.jpg

[westcoastv20]

Only 1 showed up and it is huge. Here's the second.

http://i1267.photobucket.com/albums/jj553/westcoast44/photo.jpg

[Destroyer]

Welcome top the site. Sweet looking boat. You're gonna love how that Merc pushes her along...Depending on the seas, weight of gear and persons, prop, etc you can expect anywheres from 40 - 50mph GPS readings :beer: