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Rod boxes
Were doing some work on the boat over this weekend since our shop is free and I'm wondering where people have gotten rod boxes? Today we replaced our broken back hatches so the only thing left is the rod boxes.
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07-12-2008, 11:35 PM
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07-13-2008, 08:06 PM
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My dads boss had some pvc board for his boat making cutting boards out of it and had a lot left over, so we pulled the boat down to the shop and have been going at it for the past few days, two new hatch covers, new dash, and fillet knife/ plier/ rig holder, plus got the outriggers mounted, I'll post some pics when we pull it back to the house.
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07-30-2008, 12:34 PM
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I'd Replaced My Rod Boxes With Ones I Bougth From Fpmarine.com, You Have To Cut Your Openings And Make Them Bigger For These Boxes. I Posted Pictures At The Time
The Other Choice You Have I Contact Flbuilder And He Had Them Made Out Of Fiberglass To Exact Specs (ideal Choice If You Have The Money), His Guy Probably Still Has The Molds. Lesterus
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07-30-2008, 01:38 PM
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Naterj14, the guy that did my rod boxes is Archi and he's in Homestead, FL. His number is 305-607-7717 and he should have the mold. When you call, mention the Miami builder with the blue Wellcraft in which he did the glass work of closing the transom and mounting the bracket about a year ago. Good luck!
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