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Title: 26' SeaRay deck boat cover
Post by: V153 on March 06, 2012, 11:04:28 PM

And this my friends is how you sew a mooring cover.

Y'oughta see the powerplant in that barge - 350 Mag w/gen II outdrive!?


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Title: Re: 26' SeaRay deck boat cover
Post by: dorelse on March 06, 2012, 11:18:48 PM

That's some nice work Doug!

Title: Re: 26' SeaRay deck boat cover
Post by: OleRed on March 06, 2012, 11:26:18 PM

Hey Doug ... I have the cover that I got with my scimitar, it fits perfectly, but it is brittle, has some rip's in it, and a plastic back window, you could use it for a pattern to make a cover for any scimitar, I wouldn't mind sending it to ya if you send it back ... or a new one   ;D

Title: Re: 26' SeaRay deck boat cover
Post by: V153 on March 07, 2012, 11:06:19 PM

Thanks for the offer Red. But in the interest of national, and job, security I generally throw my patterns away after use. Less'n it's a really good one for a motor or center console or leaning post ...?

Every boat's different & I prefer to start fresh. Only took 8 yrs to figger out but nowadays I try to work with a material 'blank' vs patterning?