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Author: Dan Nikesch Subject: Express 27 toe rails for sale or trade. Info: (13112 views) Posted: Tuesday 2-1-11 02:52:19 PM |
So the answer is it is the teak!
Here's another money saver those handrails aren't the stainless ones you'd find in a boat catalog, but simply handicap handrails for the bathroom. IIRC $30 ea at the local Lowes or Home Depot.
Also the flat tracks where the crew sits are the original stock Express 27 jib tracks also. New tracks run $60-$100 each.
:: I just went back to look at your pictures once again as
:: I remembered
:: something unusual about your companionway guides for
:: hatch and washboard. No teak? You have to fess up more
:: details about replacement
:: for it. Someone in another topic suggested using plastic
:: ones. Starboard
:: has some texture , your appears smooth. What is it , do
:: you have a source ? I would love to get it for my boat.
::
:: :: The windows are acrylic.
:: ::
:: :: :: I drooled over your pictures.That is best rebirth of e27
:: :: :: .
:: ::
:: :: :: I wish I had your resolve. Hope one day .
:: ::
:: :: :: Thanks for sharing anyway. How about those windows ,
:: :: :: what are you using for replacement ?
:: :: ::
:: :: ::
:: :: ::
:: :: ::
:: :: :: :: Thanks, Tim Sarns who is based in Mt Clemens, MI did the
:: :: :: :: work. He actually had to fix a few large wet spots
:: :: :: :: before the painting. All we had to do is take her apart
:: :: :: :: and put her back together. The crew came and went to
:: :: :: :: help us and that took about 30 hours.
:: :: :: ::
:: :: :: :: We decided on Awlgrip, the nonskid color is moondust and
:: :: :: :: the rest is oyster white.
:: :: :: ::
:: :: :: :: Here's a SnapFish album of the whole project, pictures
:: :: :: :: are out of order:
:: :: :: ::
:: :: :: :: http://www2.snapfish.com/snapfish/thumbnailshare/AlbumID=30874050...
:: :: :: ::
:: :: :: ::
:: :: :: :: :: Holly crap , that looks awesome. Would you provide some
:: :: :: :: :: details re you
:: :: :: ::
:: :: :: :: :: paint and colors ? I really like your non skid. What is
:: :: :: :: :: it?
:: :: :: ::
:: :: :: :: :: Congrats as she looks hot.
:: :: :: :: ::
:: :: :: :: :: :: Evolution underwent a refit / paint job and the toe
:: :: :: :: :: :: rails from just in front of the forward stanchion and
:: :: :: :: :: :: aft were removed. See photo:
:: :: :: :: :: :: http://express27.org/photos/2797.jpg
:: :: :: :: :: ::
:: :: :: :: :: :: Both of the removed sections of toe rail are complete
:: :: :: :: :: :: and are stored in the boat currently.
:: :: :: :: :: ::
:: :: :: :: :: :: Asking $150 ea OBO, trade is another possibility I’m
:: :: :: :: :: :: interested in either a #3 or #1 in moderate or practice
:: :: :: :: :: :: condition, will also consider selling sections, so make
:: :: :: :: :: :: an offer.
:: :: :: :: :: ::
:: :: :: :: :: :: -Dan
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