Upholstry for 1999 21v Rider

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Sorry just learning how to put up photos.

[KoolAid]

Nice color set!

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Thank you. Was not sure when picking them out. Also cut the seats smaller so as not to displace as many people when I need something from under them.and got rid of the weird little triangle for the table.(but love my table)

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So i looked up the the manufacture of the 4 way stretch it is Luxury sport. it is available in a lot of different colors. The carbon fiber steel is CFU-501 not sure of the manufacture (was not luxury) lots of colors in also. The seat backs are difficult to get out but i kinda thought there was an order (back to front) The holes were a little to far apart to reach the next bolt, but might be my tiny little T Rex arms. That is what it felt like. So I made the holes a little bigger careful that they will still be hidden by the seat back. I hope this helps.

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@gumpy

Did you do the carpet yourself?

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really clean Gumpy! I like it!

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[Pro-Fab]

We just did our '01 21V We used carbon fiber pattern for all of the cushions and sun pad. We used a new color and pattern called gear. We had an 8" booster made with high density foam for the drivers seat. Re carperted with some embrodery, we also had the rear seat back badge replaced with Tige logo embroidery. Embroidery was $45 for carpet and $22.50 for rear seat. everything all together cost us $2500. I removed all of the cushions and reinstalled all myself to save more than $1,100.Dash.jpgdash close.jpgcaptains chair.jpgbooster.jpgwhole rear.jpgrear logo.jpg

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@Hunter
Yes did the carpet myself. I had never done it before like the upholstery. Just took my time tried not to screw it up, but i do enjoy the project aspect of owning a boat that needs a little love. i also have built my own swim platform (out of teak) built an upper platform (to sit on and holds my grill) The "fat kid" gotta eat.(me) Built my own tower. (kinda sorta) With a solar panel on the top to keep batteries charged, and longer stereo play. Done lighted cup holders and speaker rings. Engine cover thinning. Reworked all the ballast lines and pumps. and haven't had the boat a year yet. i have got a lot of help here (do and not to do) by just reading what others have done . Lots of knowledge here in the group. i am sure i will need more help for future projects.

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@pro fab
Did your boat come with stainless seal cup holders? love them. I was looking to do up my dash next. Got to do something with the stereo first.thinking of moving it to the glove box. Is that where yours is? and also love the (Embarrassing to say) polished pole.I actually started on mine thought it was going to be to much work so i abandoned the idea. but now i see how nice it looks i think it will be worth the effort. Did you remove it to polish?

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no, we bought the stainless cup holders on Amazon. its a nice inexpensive upgrade from the old plastic ones. My head unit is in the glove box, with a wired remote by the driver and one on the transom. The amps are under the glove box area mounted to the walls. The pole was polished in about 30 seconds with an aluminum polish solution. my gel coat guy was just demonstrating it to me. its pretty slick. Ill get the name of it.

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That would be cool I have tried a lot to get the clear coat off mine. Anything to make that easier. I will have to look into the Amazon. You have a very nice looking boat.Did you you use sticky carbon on your gauge plastic? pics were kinda dark to tell.

[h2osk8er00]

CUP HOLDERS BOUGHT... Thanks Pro-Fab.. LOL... I wanna re-do the top back cushions on mine but I wanna make a more modern look with the walkway in the middle... Has anyone tried this ever?

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@Pro-Fab That dash work is impressive man... Can you post some big other pics of your boat showing the outside?