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Post by bbbb on Jul 31, 2018 8:37:59 GMT -6
Something is missing on this 2006 SV1900.  |
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Post by Juan on Jul 31, 2018 9:13:34 GMT -6
Guard rails? Some like that look. I prefer the rails myself
console livewell seat cushions?
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Post by bbbb on Jul 31, 2018 9:55:52 GMT -6
Guard rails. Noticed all the new bay boats leave them off. Makes my ‘06 look like a ‘17 don’t ya think? 😜  Going to install a couple more flush mounted rod holders and some popup cleats or fender popups.   |
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Post by Juan on Jul 31, 2018 11:20:52 GMT -6
I have to admit, it does look new but I think it looks naked without the rails. You'll need those cleats. I like the chrome rails and use em for a quick tie up point and a place to mount clamp on rod holders....not to mention they keep my butt from slipping off the gunnel when I clean the T-top.  |
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Post by Simple Man on Aug 5, 2018 9:53:46 GMT -6
I like my rails but I like the look of your boat without them too. I think the recessed and angled guard rails they put on the '08 models are the best of booth worlds.
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mosquito13
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Post by mosquito13 on Aug 6, 2018 6:49:22 GMT -6
What did you fill the screw holes with?
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bbbb
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Post by bbbb on Aug 6, 2018 10:32:27 GMT -6
What did you fill the screw holes with? For the time being to save time, 5200. I also have some MarineTex. But after letting it dry, it takes 10 minutes to wet sand down flat. I could spend a whole day working on those 16 holes. I installed 2 flush mount 30 degree holders on the gunnel, about 4 feet in front of the rear ones. Plenty of room in the gunnels for them. I was even able to turn them out a little so they do not just go straight back. May go ahead and install a few more. |
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