Maybe our last time too? - Page 2

macojoe · #11 11-16-2010, 04:50 PM

Great pic's!! My season is all done up here on Cape Cod

I have not covered tghe boat yet, but it will be happening soon!

The last thing I need is a enclouser and I can't wait to get one! But up here its one of those things you need in spring and fall and they cost $$$$ So its on the list!

lumberslinger178 · #12 11-16-2010, 06:11 PM

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Originally Posted by macojoe

Great pic's!! My season is all done up here on Cape Cod

I have not covered tghe boat yet, but it will be happening soon!

The last thing I need is a enclouser and I can't wait to get one! But up here its one of those things you need in spring and fall and they cost $$$$ So its on the list!

get that sack of money out from under the bed and get er done......

macojoe · #13 11-16-2010, 07:45 PM

I not like you Jersey boys! I got a new motor and Radar this year, I have to wait for the rest now.

Seacurity · #14 11-16-2010, 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by lumberslinger178

get that sack of money out from under the bed and get er done......

huhhh, huhhuuhhh, he said get - er - done !!!

926bill · #15 11-17-2010, 05:20 AM

Thanks for the pics. Just what I need, now I can show my canvis man what I want. Great looking boat.

BC 1983 V20 steplift

spareparts · #16 11-17-2010, 07:40 AM

if any of ya'll need winter covers, cehck with the local new boat dealers, lots of them have nice storage covers that coem on the new boats, tehy remove them when they are sold, usually end up in the trash. There arn't as many availabel now due to slow new boat sales, I just picked up a couple from the local Sea Ray/ Whaler dealer. I got one for the V, one for the Pro Line, and one for the 14 McKee. They love to get rid of them because it fills up their dumpster

captpete13 · #17 11-17-2010, 09:43 PM

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Yes I do have the back for it too...although Sunday was the first time I actually used it and it was only for about an hour until it got entireley to hot in there. It has little bungee cords with plastic thingies on the end that attach to some floor mounted holders which I havent installed because I am not looking forward to kicking them with bare feet all summer just to be toasty the few cold days I use it.

I think if it was butt *** cold like in the 30's it would definitely be useful having a back but realistically I think the 3 sides is perfect for probably 98% of the boating I do.

thats exactly what I need to get for my boat. That looks great Rob. With my enclosure the aft ends of the side curtains flap around when I am running at speed. It gets irritating after a while. I figure a back curtain would stop that. Now I know what to ask my wife for for Christmas.

cfelton · #18 11-17-2010, 10:19 PM

Thats a great top RW! It really sets off your boat. A top like that would make striper fishin here alot more comfortable. I'm definately puttin that on my christmas wish list. Is it new, and what did it set you back fer? Ive got a top that snaps down to the windshield and comes back about that far but its kinda short for me. I'm 6 ft. tall, and my head rubs the top. Thats exactly what I've got in mind for the''Boneshaker''.

RWilson2526 · #19 11-18-2010, 06:27 AM

Pete I think the difference is that my bimini has a suppport straight up and down at the back. The aft end of my side curtains have two velcro loops stitched into them that keeps them from flapping around....I would think you could add a support and loops cheaper than a back curtain. (unless of course you really want one!)

captpete13 · #20 11-18-2010, 08:29 PM

Good eye Rob. I'm going to have to modify my frame this winter to add those loops. That is a great idea. I still think I will get the backdrop if the price is right. I got the three sides made for $400 installed. I thought it was pretty a pretty good price.