HuronRiverRat

I just redid the complete interior on my '85 260 Stinger. I'll try to upload a few pictures here to the board. Lets see If it works.. Dan

HuronRiverRat

It worked! Here's 2 more..

glassdave

iTrader: (1)

man . . looks fantastic! i mis my 'ol 260, great boats to say the least. i like the finish on your floor panel. is that a refinished original or is it custom?

jeff32

although I prefer more contrast colors, it really is a nice looking classic interior. Nice job!

glassdave

iTrader: (1)

all white look for me. mostly i did it that way because i wasnt sure what color i was going to paint the boat. i think i may have a little color tossed in when i get the cockpit done in my Scarab

hantunca

Great job! I'm currently working on redoing the floor in mine - the previous owner had replaced the original teak with non-treated 1x6s! Needless to say these rotted. I'm currently having a hardwood specialty shop nearby get the teak and tongue and groove it with a v-bevel. Costing a lot, but want to get back to original as possible.

HuronRiverRat

I made the floor out of a piece of 3/4 teak and holly venneer plywood. The sheet cost $200.00 but I only used about 1/2 of it. I have plans to make some other projects out of the rest of the wood. I just wanted to refresh the interior. I like the original looks and style. The color is actually more of a gray than white. I went with gray so it doesnt look dirty all the time like the old plain white did. Im getting ready to do some cabin work next. Dan

Full Force

iTrader: (5)

Looks good Dan,I am redoing the cabin cusions this winter and have bolsters for my limited,I need to have the bolsters done too.

gbcoker

Was your rear bench upper( backrest ) rotten along the sides when you removed the upholstery ?

HuronRiverRat

It was starting to rot, but was in good enough shape to make a new pattern out of. For being over 21 years old, I was surprised that it didnt fall to pieces. It could have been reused, but since it was apart, it was time to replace it. Dan