Hatches doors and all kinds of nice stuff

[slipshod]

Just ran across this place who makes what looks like every door or access hatch you will ever need. Just thought i would pass it along. http://www.teakisle.com/products_accessdoors.asp

 

[Lite Tackle]

Boat Outfitters and Teak Isle are pretty much the same company. Fantastic service and quality products in my experiences.

 

[HookUp]

Just ran across this place who makes what looks like every door or access hatch you will ever need. Just thought i would pass it along. http://www.teakisle.com/products_accessdoors.asp

You mean like this:

 

[slipshod]

Well yes thats awesome!!!!! Love to find who makes it, to save a few buck here and there.

 

[Lite Tackle]

Or these?

 

[slipshod]

Or these?View attachment 13808View attachment 13809

 

[slipshod]

Very nice as well!!!!

 

[Lite Tackle]

Well yes thats awesome!!!!! Love to find who makes it, to save a few buck here and there.

Contact teak isle. They can assist you with your project. Good people.

 

[Lite Tackle]

You mean like this:

That hatch door/frame done in seafoam starboard?

 

[HookUp]

Actually its Fish White. - They didnt have it listed on their website (Boatoutfitters) but I ordered the samples on a chain and it was on there and that was the best match.
Now they seem to have 1/2" Starboard in a Grady White color, whatever that means.

 

[ocdansar]

I own the property next door to them . They are a great bunch of people and do awesome work.

 

[Sparkdog118]

Or these?View attachment 13808View attachment 13809

Nice 17 montauk. Great shape. Is she mid 80’s ? I believe they come from the factory with 90hp Johnson’s on them.

 

[Lite Tackle]

Purchased new in 1987.

 

[Sparkdog118]

She is beautiful. I had a 1966 old style 17 that I reconditioned to new condition in 1987. My neighbor had a 1981 montauk also. We had a blast with those boats when we were kids. It is nice to see a great classic boat like that in pristine condition. My neighbor is a nut. He repowered it with a 2000 model 250 Johnson V6 with a hydraulic jack plate. We got clocked at 94 mph by the ft Lauderdale police. We both now have Gradys and count our blessings that we are still here to talk about it.

 

[Lite Tackle]

The 16’7” whaler is truly the little skiff that could.