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Old 05-03-2009, 11:07 AM
MasterBaiter MasterBaiter is offline
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WOW, nice job!!! A couple of questions for you. Who did the work, console and t top? Are you selling the old wheel?

I just bought not really cup holders but beverage (can/bottle) holders from a Jeep place online. They are nylon insulated with velcro straps. The Jeep people use them to strap to the roll bars, I use them to strap to my T Top - they were like 2 for $12.
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Old 05-03-2009, 05:18 PM
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The T top was made by Miller Marine in Northeast Maryland.
The Console I did myself. The boat budget is thin so I saved by doing it myself. I'm not the craftsman you see at some of the other posts but the price was right. It took so long I missed the best part of the local catch and release season. I had the electronics in the ovehead electronics box for a couple years, but after seeing the screens on all the new boats right in front of you I decided to change the location to right in the line of sight. I proved again that I cannot spray paint so I'm saving up to have a professional painter make it look good close up. The steering wheel is for sale.
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Old 05-03-2009, 09:38 PM
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I had alot of trouble finding one but I did find a starboard cup drink holder that would work perfect in the middle for the Capt- will hold insulated cups and big mugs. We are only good for 4 beers or so and no other drink holder I could find would hold insulated stuff. I could track it down as they are made local down here, I even had to pay retail - gasp.
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