17' Montauk Reversible Pilot Seat Legs
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fisher801 |
Posted on 10/25/06 - 6:27 PM
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Hi everyone,
Can somebody tell me where to get OEM pilot seat legs for a 1977 model 17' Montauk? The originals on mine are both broken. I hear that these parts are not the easiest to acquire so prompt feedback would be greatly appreciated. Also, if there is anyone who might have an extra pair of seat legs, I would be willing to buy them for a reasonable price.
Thanks.
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Tom W Clark |
Posted on 10/26/06 - 10:05 PM
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I have both new and used pairs. Send me an email.
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andyf |
Posted on 01/26/07 - 1:24 PM
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Tom,
o you still have seat legs? How much do they run? I have to either buy something or make something for my 67' Eastport.
Andy
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Tom W Clark |
Posted on 01/26/07 - 7:31 PM
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Sorry, I've sold all the sets I had. I wish I had had more made!
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Joe Kriz |
Posted on 01/26/07 - 8:11 PM
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Tom,
Is there any chance to have some more made up if we get enough people?
What is the minimum order?
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Tom W Clark |
Posted on 01/27/07 - 9:39 AM
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Oh, the more the better. I'd say at least a couple dozen.
What happened to all the folks who kindly ordered two pairs to help build the quantity on the last two orders? I'm convinced there are still some sitting in boxes in garages somewhere.
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HarryWhisman |
Posted on 01/28/07 - 7:02 AM
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fisher801 wrote: The originals on mine are both broken.
What is happening to these z-legs? Both broken?? Extra sets?? I'm a first timer in the process of putting a seat together and I'm beginning to wonder just how fragile these things are.
How did you break yours'?
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Mike |
Posted on 01/28/07 - 7:24 AM
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Harry,
I think the majority of people replaced theirs not because they had broken but more likely because the color of their original legs faded or they wanted to change to the brown color that Tom Clark had manufactured.
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Mike |
Posted on 01/28/07 - 7:26 AM
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Tom,
Fantastic avatar!
Reminiscent of something...
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kamie |
Posted on 01/28/07 - 4:58 PM
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Tom, your correct. Both of my sets are in the garage, up on a shelf. I won't be able to reach them until I finish putting Evenstar back together. Currently blocking my way, in addition to the assorted power tools is the center console and misc parts.
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crabbybob |
Posted on 01/28/07 - 5:11 PM
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I have the original reversible seat from my 18 with z legs, stainless arms ect I have pictures but haven't figured out how to post them yet. I'm on Vancouver Island British Columbia Canada so shipping may be an issue. My 18 has the side console and a broken windscreen, I would like to go to a centre console and or a new windscreen if anyone can help please post. Bob
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