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[r.bruce]

hi all i have a weekender 230 1985:grin: that my family loves very much we live on it in summer when we bought it she needed a few things swim deck being the most important.help i cant find parts anywhere does any one no a good place for sea ray parts?:smt100

 

[1990-270-da-lover]

Flounder Pounder Marine, also try ebay or call your local Sea Ray dealer and see if they know of anyone that may sell parts for the older classics.

 

[JimG]

Yea, what he said...

Welcome to CSR!

 

[Chris Nowell]

Welcome to the forum. A lot of the parts we've needed for our previous restorations have come from the Sea Ray dealer or their suppliers. Good luck.

Oh, and,,,,,,,,, I couldn't see the pics of your boat for some reason !!!!!! :grin:

 

[chuck1]

Welcome aboard, yep looks like they already answered you.

 

[r.bruce]

Thanks for info here's a pic of weekender and a pic of new searay express bringing her home in snow yesterday omg

 

[r.bruce]

Won't load pics I'll keep trying

 

[dwna1a]

Welcome aboard. Must a been snowing pretty hard there....I can't even see the boat:grin:

 

[OldSkool]

Welcome aboard,
Go to the settings tab and then chose avatar or signature and you can enter you boats picture from there. If you want to post pictures in the body of the post then either use photobucket using a link to your pictures or become a sponsor by clicking on the sponsor tab and contributing 25 bucks or more a year to the site. This will allow you to post pictures directly to the body of the post and will get rid of some of the advertisement bars you are currently seeing.

 

[DaFish]

Welcome aboard!

Our first Sea Ray was an '86 210CC. In addition to the sources mentioned, which are exclusively SR, you may also look at Great Lakes Skipper online (Kendor Marine in Milwaukee, WI).

Again, welcome. You have found a great resource of information on all things classic Sea Ray.