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Don't know if you have either of these near you but I have gotten it at Academy Sports and Home Depot.

Greyduk Fred 1999 248 Voyager 1999 twin 150 Yamahas

Congratulations. Excellent work. Nothing is more satisfying than knocking a brick out of the wall every once in a while.

I have an extra vent window that I had made for my GW 248. It is for sale in the classified section with a picture with the dimensions.Search " vent window "

It is on page 3. "Vent Window"

Glen, I have a vent window for sale in the classified section. I don't know if it would fit your application but there is a picture with dimensions for it. Take a look and let me know if you have any questions.

I have seen this boat on Craigslist for several months. It has been reduced periodically. It is on there now for $17,500. I bought a 248 a couple of months ago. I would invest in a survey to determine the condition of the transom, floors, fuel tank(s) etc.It looks like a pretty decent boat. Let...

I think it really turned out well. I researched the vinyl spray/paint for my rear seat. It was mildew stained pretty bad and I could not get much improvement at first try. I then used the Starbrite Mold and Mildew Stain Remover and it did an unbelievable job so I didn't have to spray, but it is...

Was the stern seat vinyl coated also?

That looks terrific. Nice job.

I tried CLR Mold and mildew stain remover on my rear seat cushion that had mold stains from being covered. It made a slight improvement. Then I used Starbrite Mold Stain Remover and it made the seat look like new again. It doesn't have bleach and can be used on vinyl. All you do is spray it on...

This is a picture of a 1999 223. It has jumpsuit seats on either side.

Islander that really looks great. Sure did give it a facelift.

Russ, when will it get to you? Please take pictures when it arrives so that we can all enjoy it with you.

If you are not looking for that specific tool, here is one that I have used. It is the Ironwood Pacific snap tool. It is really well made and does a good job.

That really looks spectacular. Nice job.

You should be able to move the larger unit so that the cover is flush with the edge. I installed a 9" machine on my GW 223 and it was a tight fit but actually came out just fine.

Just FWIW if you are thinking of adding a 7" Garmin machine next to the unit you already have like I think you mentioned before, the cutout is a good bit smaller than the cover footprint would indicate. You can actually have the unit much closer to the edge and still leave enough margin for...

Do you only need the glass or are other pieces missing?