Out of curiosity, I'm looking to see what others were paying for interior replacement as I debate my future plans. Did you do just the cockpit? Just the cabin? Or the whole boat? and what was the cost? Like I said, I'm just trying to gauge my future plans and looking for ideas.

3500 and up for cockpit depending on how wild you go

paid 3600 for cockpit, with custom embroidery on bolster head rests. Removed all interior, and reinstalled myself, that saves on labor. Went with CF look vinyl and couldn't be happier. [ATTACH=CONFIG]521801[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]521802[/ATTACH]

reason for change......picnic anyone?

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I think it was just under $1800 for me to get a rear bench and sun pad. Not just vinyl, all new prolite, foam, etc.

http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/b...novations.html

I was in about $4k for my Velocity interior (a few years back). That price also included repowdercoating all of the cup holder, hand rails, seat bases, etc. As 4Bus did, I removed and installed all of it. I too went with Carbon Fiber, however I found it very difficult to keep clean. I would suggest, if using the boat often, to use traditional vinyl and if you like the CF look, use it as accents. If I had to do it again, that's the route I would take. (for some reason I don't have a photo with the glove box pad installed..)

Been looking into doing a Alcantara artificial suede or ultra suede. But it's expensive and unsure of the life of it.

I generally dog ear 3500 for cockpit give or take although when you start to alter things from OEM it can go up pretty quick.

I was at 3500 for my 24-7

OMG that sunpad is horrible!! Glad you decided to change that!!

White vinyl with blue suede custom from fountain, the boat was never delivered to the guy that ordered it cause he ran out of money. Then it sat unsold for years, I still think the cockpit interior was why the boat didn't sell haha