Finally (for Caincando1)
03-04-2004 | 07:56 AM
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Cain, You gonna fit down there?
Brian
03-04-2004 | 10:50 AM
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After 1995 we began using white vinyl with 1/2 inch padding in the cabins instead of the carpeted hull liner.The center bulkhead in the SE cabin adds a little more support to the deck but is not necessary. I could do it either way.Its just another way to add some color and a way to divide the V-berth from the facing sit down seats. We normally will do the light panels and the bulkheads in a different color than the white vinyl used on the deck and hull sides.Under the V- berth cushions we used a good quality colored carpet.
The Sport model just has a V- berth. Its a racier model, while the SE has the flip up cabin door and portside closet for storage.The SE model can also have a Porta Potti put in upon request.It offers more cabin head room than the Sport.
It boils down to customer preferance.
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JO
The Sport model just has a V- berth. Its a racier model, while the SE has the flip up cabin door and portside closet for storage.The SE model can also have a Porta Potti put in upon request.It offers more cabin head room than the Sport.
It boils down to customer preferance.
Regards,
JO
03-04-2004 | 11:45 AM
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From: Miami,FL. USA
The best way will be for you to send the one cushion you have now so I can use it as a template and make both cushions new so they match 100 %.We normally don't do to much piping anymore, we go with a double stitch look. I can do it either way for you. I will give you a quote soon.
JO
JO
03-04-2004 | 12:27 PM
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Originally posted by duunoit
I think I would rather have two new cushions w/o piping. That way, when I reapholster my seats, I won't have to match the purple.
Chris
I think I would rather have two new cushions w/o piping. That way, when I reapholster my seats, I won't have to match the purple.
Chris
Brian
03-04-2004 | 12:31 PM
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Originally posted by JO - PANTERABOATS
After 1995 we began using white vinyl with 1/2 inch padding in the cabins instead of the carpeted hull liner.The center bulkhead in the SE cabin adds a little more support to the deck but is not necessary. I could do it either way.Its just another way to add some color and a way to divide the V-berth from the facing sit down seats. We normally will do the light panels and the bulkheads in a different color than the white vinyl used on the deck and hull sides.Under the V- berth cushions we used a good quality colored carpet.
The Sport model just has a V- berth. Its a racier model, while the SE has the flip up cabin door and portside closet for storage.The SE model can also have a Porta Potti put in upon request.It offers more cabin head room than the Sport.
It boils down to customer preferance.
Regards,
JO
After 1995 we began using white vinyl with 1/2 inch padding in the cabins instead of the carpeted hull liner.The center bulkhead in the SE cabin adds a little more support to the deck but is not necessary. I could do it either way.Its just another way to add some color and a way to divide the V-berth from the facing sit down seats. We normally will do the light panels and the bulkheads in a different color than the white vinyl used on the deck and hull sides.Under the V- berth cushions we used a good quality colored carpet.
The Sport model just has a V- berth. Its a racier model, while the SE has the flip up cabin door and portside closet for storage.The SE model can also have a Porta Potti put in upon request.It offers more cabin head room than the Sport.
It boils down to customer preferance.
Regards,
JO
Thanks for the info. I'll have to remember that. I'd have to have the undivided style like Duunoit's to have enough room to sleep in. The divided style woudn't be big enough for a big guy like me.
Brian
