Thread subject: Whaler Central - Boston Whaler Boat Information and Photos :: Is this a Boston Whaler Seat?

Posted by HarryWhisman on 01/07/07 - 3:25 PM
#1

It was on my 1978 Outrage

Posted by HarryWhisman on 01/07/07 - 3:36 PM
#2

oops

Posted by HarryWhisman on 01/07/07 - 3:38 PM
#3

Another view

Posted by Joe Kriz on 01/07/07 - 3:42 PM
#4

Nope....

That looks something like a Todd seat or similar which is after market and not original.

The 1978 Outrage V-20 Flyer states that this model came standard with the Wise Swivel Seats below. Look for 8 holes in the floor for each swivel seat.
[img]http://www.whalercentral.com/images/photoalbum/309.jpg[/img]

Option 1 in the 1978 Price List:
There was also an option for the Pompanette Swivel Seats. $239 each
I don't have a photo of these seats at this time.

Option 2 in the 1978 Price List:
Reversible Pilot Seat with Teak Back Rest. $400
[img]http://www.whalercentral.com/images/ppimages/4/lees-rodholders.jpg[/img]

Edited by Joe Kriz on 01/07/07 - 4:10 PM

Posted by Tom W Clark on 01/07/07 - 4:07 PM
#5

No, that is aftermarket. A very poor imitation of the classic Whaler RPS.

Posted by HarryWhisman on 01/08/07 - 7:52 PM
#6

Are you sure??

Edited......
Harry... We can't post photos from any one else's website.

Edited by Joe Kriz on 01/08/07 - 11:29 PM

Posted by Joe Kriz on 01/08/07 - 10:18 PM
#7

Harry,

I can tell you 3 major things from the above photo.

1. The seat is positively not a Whaler seat.

2. The center console is positively not a whaler console.

3. The boat in the photo is positively not an Outrage model.

Did someone sell you this boat claiming it was a 1978 Outrage?

One thing for sure. It is a Whaler but a smaller model than an Outrage series.
What is the length of this Whaler?

Edited by Joe Kriz on 01/08/07 - 10:23 PM

Posted by HarryWhisman on 01/08/07 - 10:51 PM
#8

Oh no. This isn't my boat. It's a picture I found on the internet.

Edited by Joe Kriz on 01/08/07 - 11:31 PM

Posted by Tom W Clark on 01/08/07 - 10:52 PM
#9

Harry,

The boat pictured above is an old 16'-7" footer with an aftermarket console and seat. The rub rail is not original either.

No need to doubt Joe. Dr. Kriz has a PhD in Whaler Seating ;-)

Posted by HarryWhisman on 01/08/07 - 10:57 PM
#10

Yea I know. Wonder how come my second picture doesn't show?