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cyclops	#1  Posted on 04/25/08 - 8:06 PM
Member Posts: 26 Comments: 0 Joined: 11/11/06	I just received the stern seat for my 1967 Eastport which I ordered from Dan Edgcomb (danedg) at Classic Whaler Consoles. After numerous emails and phone calls hammering out the details it turned out to be everything I expected. His work is top notch. I'll post pictures when I get it installed. Check out his website in the Vendors Web Links Section
Binkie	#2  Posted on 04/26/08 - 3:57 AM
Member Personal Page Posts: 2012 Comments: 0 Joined: 12/19/05	How do I find the Venders Web Link Section? rich
gld1203	#3  Posted on 04/26/08 - 5:04 AM
Member Posts: 8 Comments: 0 Joined: 08/05/07	Binkie, click "Site Map" and scroll down to Weblinks.
cyclops	#4  Posted on 04/26/08 - 5:04 AM
Member Posts: 26 Comments: 0 Joined: 11/11/06	http://home.earthlink.net/~classicwha...rconsoles/
cyclops	#5  Posted on 04/27/08 - 8:44 AM
Member Posts: 26 Comments: 0 Joined: 11/11/06	Here's a picture of the seat in the boat. Still needs a couple more coats of varnish. cyclops attached the following image: [96.98Kb]
Binkie	#6  Posted on 04/27/08 - 8:17 PM
Member Personal Page Posts: 2012 Comments: 0 Joined: 12/19/05	Great looking job, but I always wondered why in the 16-7 hull they built the seat thwarts with 3 pieces of wood instead of 1- 12" piece like they do in the 13 footer. I like the looks of the 3 pieces better, and 12" mahogany is getting hard to find around here. Are the seats cleated underneath or do they just rely on the center bracket for stiffness. rich
danedg	#7  Posted on 04/28/08 - 1:26 PM
Member Personal Page Posts: 349 Comments: 6 Joined: 01/24/06	Binkie. The seat slats are cleated underneath, which also secures the seat to the "boomerangs". I built the seat for Cyclops, based on the original plans, which showed the three slats. We debated over putting in a solid seat...I recommended against it as I felt it might pool up water, leading to possible problems down the road. The slats will drain better.... danedg attached the following image: [82.99Kb]