Boat Bow Cushion

I have a Starcraft Aurora 1915 Deck Boat

make patterns w/cardboard and take them to an upholstery shop--pick your type and color of covering, how thick you want them, and they'll fab to your specs!! Good luck!

2006-04-29 09:23:15 by hooch044

This video was produced to intorduce you to the all new bow filler backrest cushion for Yamaha's 21 foot models from 2006-2011. All cushions ...

The boat I saw a few years ago had a twin engine set-up (gas or diesel options) and was a 'crusier' type with radar arch, lots of setting etc. The center transom had a garage for a water toy. It also had a walk through area (I believe a head on one side and a galley on the other) and you came up to the bow area which was laid out like a bow rider (dual cushions). It was a higher end make. I'm looking for the make and possible model or this type of boat/yacht. Thanks!

It was on the cover of yachting magazine last month but don't remember the name.

2006-08-01 07:23:10 by Trenton T

OK..My mechanical experience is that I have been an aircraft mechanic since 1996 and have my A&P and FCC Certifications and a full set of tools at home and at work..

I have a 1989 Maxum Cuddy 19.7 foot with a Force 1989 125hp outboard. I was just wondering at what point should I give up on a 20 year old boat and motor with a 1992 Venture trailer and go and get a new boat?

I personally repainted and repaired everything on the outside and hull of my boat, the only thing my boat needs is one bow cushoin in the cuddy redone and both cushions from Port and STBD upper sides redone to make the boat almost new again.

My outboard the Force 125 looks like new with the cover off of it and myself and everyone who has seen it thinks thew powerhaed has at least been replaced once.

I have been looking at the Bayliner Discovery 19.4 foot with fish package for under 30K new. But also want to operate my boat as long as I can keep it on the water.

I just want some others input on when you should givw up on a 20+ year old perfectly running boat

Yes , if your happy with the boat keep it.
Just know when you do go to trade it you will find all that work didn't do anything for the value of the boat.
What you don't know is the Maxim is a boat of status Que at best. The fact you have a force on it is the biggest detractor of your boat.

I do have one question , With all the intelligence you posses why can't you see that a Bayliner is about ten steps down in quality from what you have now? I would suggest you do a little research on boats before you buy another.
Fact: Bayliner is a new boater entry level boat. The quality is not their to actually keep the boat thirty years. ( that's how long I have owned my boat)
Fact any boat that is manufactured with a brunswick Corporation Component is over priced and in many cases under powered.
You can see this just by riding any SEa Ray that marine max sells.

2009-09-22 22:22:04 by Scott F