Check this out! Grady White Fiberglass Panels!

[FrankReal66]

Hello Grady Owners!

I owna 2001 Grady White 248 Voyager and the plastic side-panels on both the passenger and driver side (where the panel switch is mounted) are cracking and falling apart after 20 years now (photos below). Only a matter of time before one or both shatter on me.



I had mine removed and created some fiberglass sets with a buddy of mine whose excellent at glass work:


Im unsure what other models have the same panel, but if anyone is willing to let me know, that would be great!

Its not our first rodeo with creating a similar panel. I have made a fiberglass replacement for a panel set as well on the 28cc and the 33cc Hydra-Sport

I have each set for $500 + actual shipping costs.
Currently have 2 sets ready to go!

If anyone is interested in a set, give me a call/text, drop a comment below or send me a PM with some contact information!

3054969746

Thanks again everyone and tight lines!

 

[PDX-Boats]

Nice work!

 

[FrankReal66]

I have 1 set left on hand and ready to go! Give me a call or text: 3054969746

 

[FLWhaler]

If the size is the same on 228 I will take a set. How can I find out?

 

[FrankReal66]

If the size is the same on 228 I will take a set. How can I find out?

I can take some measurements for you to compare. It does look nearly identical to a 228 from a few photos I saw online.

 

[FLWhaler]

Thanks if you need me to measure mine I can.

 

[FrankReal66]

Thanks if you need me to measure mine I can.

Starboard side. Where the switch panel goes.
Port side



Let me know if you need anything more specifically!

 

[FLWhaler]

How did you remount the switch panel? Here is mine.

 

[FrankReal66]

How did you remount the switch panel?

Like yours, mine also then busted in that corner. When I went to remove mine there was a cutout as pictured, I was able to slide the panel through there without disconnecting any wires. It is not visible when the panel is on as long as you dont cut down too deep. I did think about making a new panel as well which meant I would have to re-wire.