Here goes nothing, (357 project)
 

Well ive decided to take on the project, first im going to do the upohlstry, any idea's or things to be aware of, ive already taken it out, now i need to find someone to do it, near charlotte NC, (lake norman), i will post some pics, but for now i'd like to see all your cockpit pics

Steve Jr

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Here is the only picture I have of the interior on my work computer.

Otherwise here is the complete link of the entire 311 project.
http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...ht=project+311
good luck, have fun!

Don

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here is one pic, the others are too big but i will work on that

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357 guys, i took apart my back seat, it was rigged up by the guy before me and i dont think he had it in there right, can someone let me know if the seat pads themselves sit right on the little shelving ledge in the back, or is there more to it, pics would be great

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Boomer,
I pulled my back seat apart couple weeks ago and found the wood in the side parts of the seat are rotten. I have to redo this part before I can put new skins on.
Post some pic of the interior. If they are the same as mine, I have the patterns to make up the wooden boxes and skins. I would be interested in helping ya out.

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Whichk part of bakc seat are you talking about?

Mine has been redone and I can sned some picture if you want. WHoever did the job left thos three headrests out and just made a simple bakc.

I think it looks better without the headrests.

Mine was redone with Starboard or HDP material and it worked out great--.

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If you dont get picture that answer your question let me know. Mine is already apart from the boat I could take picture and post them.

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yea, Jeff, that'd be great

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This is exactly how the rear seat on my 302 was framed. I made two rear seats, one I'm putting in the F20. It's exactly the same size. :)

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I'm not sure if this is what you are asking, but the bottom of the rear seat does sit on the little shelf you see in the other pictures.

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Rememver:

Everything will take four times longer than you expect and cost ten times more.....:drink:

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This is VERY TRUE!

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Hey Outlaw,
Did you notice the name on the side of that 357????????

Must be another badboy out there. :p

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give me a day or 2 I'll post pictures.

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speaking of the Outlaw paint on the side, its a little faded, i want to put it back on, but what is the best way to take it off?? without damaging the paint?

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Your outlaw sticker is painted? I had once to do same thing to change registration number aon a boat. I took a sand paper (soft) and sanded till I was down on gelcoat, then wet sanded and polished. it worked out pretty fine, but I can't tell for your boat. My registation number was hand painted without prior sanding maybe that's why it came off easily. I have not forgot about seat pictures just did not have time.

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Hey boomer35! Here are the pictures you wanted. Hope it helps. As you can see these are from original shape. the sides of back seat came in two piece, one each side, and the back cushion was made out of 3 piece, one for each colors. I think my pictures are too big for what oso allows...

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Now, I don't think pictures are too big, I'm sure! Cause it did not work! Let me know your regular e-mail adress I'll send you 6 pictures I shot tonight.

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have you got them in your regular mail box?