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Old 07-21-2012, 07:42 PM
Mikem8560 Mikem8560 is offline
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Default Dash storage

This is one of fhe first mods i made to my bOat on the dash.
With the tinted plexiglass doors i have to leave the guages uncovered to read them do idlf i was able to flush mount my electronic on the right side the doors would be covering them or incould have switched to clear wich i didnt want to and flush mounting the vhf would fonwell with the cord and the doors. So i made a storage box the i really beenex cor key phone ext.
And. Put the gps vhf ect on top.




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Old 07-21-2012, 08:02 PM
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You could have used clear plexi??

How much clearance is there behind the plexiglass?

Is there enough room to flush mount the Garmin and VHF with it being able to close?

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Old 07-21-2012, 11:40 PM
Mikem8560 Mikem8560 is offline
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Well it would be close and the mike cord would have been a problem. And i didnt think there would be room for a gps vhf and a stereo anyway plus i wanter a storage place for stuff
When infot the boat it was just a blank on the right.
Just wanted to give somone an idea
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