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I was lucky enough to track down the folks who made the drawer parts for the underseat storage on my 1993 GW- 208.
Envorinex is located in Australia and they were able to send the parts I needed, cut to my specs. I already had a door hatch made by boatoutfitters and I was miraculously able to screw the original drawer unit carcass to the inside with the measurements I gave them. The drawers are now slightly smaller but I am now once again able to use the two drawers, which I had removed years ago. I was just using the area as one unruly storage spot. I also replace the original black acrylic drawer faces and replaced them with new starboard faces I machined in the shop.
This corona virus thing really gave me an opportunity to catch up on a lot of maintenance things that I had just let go to the wayside. I even spent $30 on new warning decals and a capacity plate (which is really just a sticker). I may sandwich that in between two pieces of plexiglass and screw it where the original aluminum plate was
Envorinex is located in Australia and they were able to send the parts I needed, cut to my specs. I already had a door hatch made by boatoutfitters and I was miraculously able to screw the original drawer unit carcass to the inside with the measurements I gave them. The drawers are now slightly smaller but I am now once again able to use the two drawers, which I had removed years ago. I was just using the area as one unruly storage spot. I also replace the original black acrylic drawer faces and replaced them with new starboard faces I machined in the shop.
This corona virus thing really gave me an opportunity to catch up on a lot of maintenance things that I had just let go to the wayside. I even spent $30 on new warning decals and a capacity plate (which is really just a sticker). I may sandwich that in between two pieces of plexiglass and screw it where the original aluminum plate was