Needed, Plastic side pockets for gunnels
 

OK, Where would you suggest I find replacements
gunnel pockets (+rod holders). The originals were
some kind of plastic that cracked up when they
were over loaded. Any ideas would be greatly
appreciated. Craig Santa Cruz CA

Re: Needed, Plastic side pockets for gunnels
 

Monterey 10, Welcome to the board. Pockets Rod Racks Molded in can be purchased from Coastal Marine (419) 732 - 2165 part No. 6880 - 4124, cut out size 14.5 x 58.5 overall 16.5 x 60.5 Price $149.00 There is a old thread on this subject, maybe one of the other guys can get you to this older post. Hey what boat do you own, what state or area do you boat or fish. always interesting meeting new owners. Crusher

Re: Needed, Plastic side pockets for gunnels
 

I think I own an 86. It was firmly located on the
bottom of the Santa Cruz CA harbor. I've raised
it and replaced everything through Ebay purchases. All I needed was the side pockets, which I now know where to buy.

I'm primarily fish the Cold, foggy, sloppy Monterey Bay, when the weather allows. Some days we run all
day on instruments. The 9 to 20 foot
swells have kept me off the water the past few
monthes. I fish Dungeness crab and rock fish in
the winter and Salmon Halibut the other monthes.

I'm looking forward to trailoring up to the SF bay
area and Sacramento Delta. It would be nice
to fish on smooth water.

Craig Santa Cruz CA. ;D

Re: Needed, Plastic side pockets for gunnels
 

I tryed to find that post, But could not?? I thinkit may have got lost when we switched servers?? Maybe when BS wakes up he will be able to find it.

You will have to show us some pic. when you are ready!!
Welcome to the Board!!

Re: Needed, Plastic side pockets for gunnels
 

http://www.wellcraftv20.com/cgi-bin/...8322;start=2#2

Here's the post . . .

Monterey10 - welcome to the board!!

There not cheap $150 each + shipping. Monterey10 you may want to try marine connection liquidators in Fort Pierce, FL. Someone could make a killing selling these recessed rod racks. I still can't believe that wellcraft charges $150 for a plastic tray.