Davepnola
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Did I read someone on this website was making the dash bezel parts for our boats ? I meed guage and switch bezel for a 97 330 ? Also would like a new style bed quilt for the shape of the bed. Thanks
Faded dash bezel ?
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JAndrewG
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- Jul 23, 2007
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Davepnola,
I haven't been here long enough to remember an earlier post on the subject, but maybe this will help.
I had new dash panels cut by this company-
M&I Systems
4200 Aurora Ave N.
Seattle WA 98103
206-547-7899
Contact name Bill Zama
It's been a few years, so I don't know if my contact is still there. These people specialize in boat dashes and electrical panels and produce a product that is at least as good as the original factory pieces. Very pretty stuff.
I'm in the CAD business, so in my case, I spent several hours and set up the files need and emailed it to them. I had purchased the acrylic material originally used for the late 80's Sea Rays from DetMar in Detroit. A nice fellow at the Merrit Island plant gave me their number. They told me it was no longer in production, and I bought the last of it. It has a soft "grid" pattern in light gray on a dark gray field. I will need to look in my brochure collection to see what was used on your 1993 model, but I have quite a bit extra that I could probably be talked out of if needed (I want to save enough to do another boat or two if I live that long
.
Be forewarned, it's not an inexpensive proposition. I supplied the material and the files to cut it, and it still cost almost $500 to have all of my dash panels made. For me, it was worth every penny. New guages and dash panels are the focal point of the whole cockpit.
Good luck,
John
I haven't been here long enough to remember an earlier post on the subject, but maybe this will help.
I had new dash panels cut by this company-
M&I Systems
4200 Aurora Ave N.
Seattle WA 98103
206-547-7899
Contact name Bill Zama
It's been a few years, so I don't know if my contact is still there. These people specialize in boat dashes and electrical panels and produce a product that is at least as good as the original factory pieces. Very pretty stuff.
I'm in the CAD business, so in my case, I spent several hours and set up the files need and emailed it to them. I had purchased the acrylic material originally used for the late 80's Sea Rays from DetMar in Detroit. A nice fellow at the Merrit Island plant gave me their number. They told me it was no longer in production, and I bought the last of it. It has a soft "grid" pattern in light gray on a dark gray field. I will need to look in my brochure collection to see what was used on your 1993 model, but I have quite a bit extra that I could probably be talked out of if needed (I want to save enough to do another boat or two if I live that long
.Be forewarned, it's not an inexpensive proposition. I supplied the material and the files to cut it, and it still cost almost $500 to have all of my dash panels made. For me, it was worth every penny. New guages and dash panels are the focal point of the whole cockpit.
Good luck,
John
JAndrewG
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- Jul 23, 2007
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Whoops, sorry, but I misread your post. Yours is a 1997 330, I saw it as a 1993 370. I'm certain that your dash material is different than the stuff I have. They have many styles to choose from, so maybe you could match the original, or of course, you could find something close and do them all.
John
John
Davepnola
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My boat is a 97 model . Also who had the best prices on the cockpit carpets ? Thanks
JAndrewG
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- Jul 23, 2007
- 158
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- 340EC
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- 330 HP Mercruiser inboards
I don't know anything about cockpit carpets, other than finding a good local upholsterer to do them.
I have seen this company mentioned before and I've bought some things from them. They may have surplus carpet for your boat.
http://www.fpmarine.com/SeaRay.htm
I have seen this company mentioned before and I've bought some things from them. They may have surplus carpet for your boat.
http://www.fpmarine.com/SeaRay.htm
