anyone take the 2nd set of bolsters out of a 33.
03-14-2010, 05:10 PM
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anyone take the 2nd set of bolsters out of a 33.
seen a 33 I like but has the extra set of bolsters and would like the extra room instead. does the 33's with this set up have an extended cockpit for this? still looking for the right 33 or 36. love marks outlaw by far the best baja on the water just a little too much boat for me, and bit out of my $ range
03-14-2010, 07:54 PM
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The boat is the same size cockpit. If you find a boat with 4 bolsters, you can remove the 2nd row if you want. The cutouts in the carpet will show, but if you want can jsut buy a new cockpit carpet and be good to go. The bolsters can also bring a good buck on Ebay if you never want to put them back in.
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03-15-2010, 01:49 PM
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We might try. Depends on whether or not my business picks up. Hard to cover expenses right now.
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03-15-2010, 04:55 PM
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seen a 33 I like but has the extra set of bolsters and would like the extra room instead. does the 33's with this set up have an extended cockpit for this? still looking for the right 33 or 36. love marks outlaw by far the best baja on the water just a little too much boat for me, and bit out of my $ range
03-15-2010, 05:57 PM
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There is another 2003 33Ol with 496 mags(Bajarick). Very clean - Mid 60's
Or how about 2006 loaded 35OL with Trailer &496mag HO's. upper 80's
http://bowtye8.tzo.com/baja
Dennis
Or how about 2006 loaded 35OL with Trailer &496mag HO's. upper 80's
http://bowtye8.tzo.com/baja
Dennis
03-15-2010, 06:30 PM
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...and make sure you seal those mounting holes up so there is no chance for water to get in them. No quicker way to rot out the core than a crappy repair here. Your also going to have to clean up the interaction at the side bracket where the support meets the cockpit sidewall, but just vinyl work probably.
