My next boat: Y2k!
04-19-2005 | 05:36 PM
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Re: My next boat: Y2k!
OH,
Thier gonna be all white as with the back seats. I'm going to add color on the inside cockpit sides. White seats is the only way to go out here where it gets over 110 deg all summer. The new seats are $1800, however I'm paying $1500 because of an earlier quote made. JC is offering $700 credit for seats only. I still need his base. I need to try and work him more.
Thier gonna be all white as with the back seats. I'm going to add color on the inside cockpit sides. White seats is the only way to go out here where it gets over 110 deg all summer. The new seats are $1800, however I'm paying $1500 because of an earlier quote made. JC is offering $700 credit for seats only. I still need his base. I need to try and work him more.
04-19-2005 | 05:59 PM
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Re: My next boat: Y2k!
Originally Posted by FASTERDAMITT
Ok, the seats are $850. not $700 a set. Still not bad? I wonder what JC's cost? It is a fiberglass frame same as used in Skater ect... he said. Three to four weeks to manufacture.
04-19-2005 | 07:52 PM
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Re: My next boat: Y2k!
Tom,
I would'nt beat him any more. The bases cost a small fortune to make. JC cuts all the pieces. About 2 hours. Then they go to the welder ( $175.00 apiece ). then to the powder coater, around a $ 100. Figure around $ 500.00 apiece. Certain things you can give alittle on. I don't think this is one of them.
Rick
I would'nt beat him any more. The bases cost a small fortune to make. JC cuts all the pieces. About 2 hours. Then they go to the welder ( $175.00 apiece ). then to the powder coater, around a $ 100. Figure around $ 500.00 apiece. Certain things you can give alittle on. I don't think this is one of them.
Rick
