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hey nipple i have a pair of basic (blue) jump seats that i got from a west marine going out of business.
i just set em in there so i can have extra seating when i bring my parents, etc. . . . . but i aint got nothing holding em down. they just pop in and out.

http://www.overtons.com/modperl/prod...ID=1009&r=view

got these for $16. bucks each.

they are kinda short but for the price ya cant beat em.
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Thanks, Tuna. So these seats fit between your engine box and gunwales?
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i built the ones in my 21 and were removable
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fit like a glove.
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it was Rick's boat I was thinking about. here is a pic from his gallery. I think he made the boxes, and bought the seats.
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rick's seats
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Thanks, Yensen. I think that is exactly what I am going to go with. I will probably make the bottoms out of starboard. I think I will fashion the bases so that water in the cockpit can drain through the base (i.e. no bottom on the base). I will then look into hinging the seats so I can pull them up and store stuff beneath the seat that can get wet. I think I will not fasten these down permanently, but rather, go with a friction fit and maybe a strap/snap or two. That way I can just pull them out when not needed.
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