where can I get SeaCraft decals?

[islandmon]

Here's the start of my hundred questions I'm certain to have for the forum members:
1. Where can I purchase SeaCraft decals for the side of the boat?
2. Where can I get the best prices on Starboard?

3. What are the advantages/disadvantages of the huge splashguard in the motor well? It just seems to take up a lot of space. I've had several boats in the past with open transoms and as long as you were careful you very seldom get much water in the back of the boat.

I appreciate any and all help you can give!

[RS]

You might get more responses if you fill out some of your profile info. Especially identifying your boat and the area of the country that you're in.

[Mark]

any competent sign shop can do the old decals if you take in a rubbing, and some of the more helpful Bass Proshops will order the new style ones for you.

[islandmon]

There were no decals on the boat, only faint outline in the gelcoat. I'd really like the original style. I did a quick E-bay search but no luck there either. I do have a graphics friend if I could get a very high resolution image of the original he may be able to match the font, then like you said, any sign shop could do them. Thanks.

[RS]

AA Thrifty Sign & Awning (401) 738-8055 did my lettering and 1979 era logo. They can reference my job and ship to you what you want. I assume they still have my artwork, but it's been a couple months.
Do a search on posts by me and you'll see what I mean.

[TUGBOAT]

Here's a link to Ricks site which has a link to SeaCraft logo's. Seacraft logos
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These are what He has available.
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