Thats a hell of a cover.
Thanks Outdrive1 - Custom Boat Cover
About 6 weeks ago - Paul at Outdrive exchange delivered this custom cover to me for my 26DCB. Here's what I asked for:
- New cover with a complete 'soft' underside
- Cover the entire boat - complete sides and back
- Couple poles to prevent water from standing on the cover during the monsoon season
Paul and his crew went above and beyond on this cover. It turned out better than expected and is top quality. I highly recommend you contact Paul if you need a custom cover.
PRICE - not cheap in $ but priceless when you are protecting a high $ asset
Here's the final product
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Exterior and Underside of the new cover
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Thanks again Paul.
Patrick
- New cover with a complete 'soft' underside
- Cover the entire boat - complete sides and back
- Couple poles to prevent water from standing on the cover during the monsoon season
Paul and his crew went above and beyond on this cover. It turned out better than expected and is top quality. I highly recommend you contact Paul if you need a custom cover.
PRICE - not cheap in $ but priceless when you are protecting a high $ asset
Here's the final product
Exterior and Underside of the new cover
Thanks again Paul.
Patrick
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Very nice. I like the way the front is fitted and the full sides.
Maybe on my next boat
Maybe on my next boat
Is that to keep the dust off when it's in the garage?
Youre welcome Pat.
That's about 150lbs of Sunbrella and flannel since the entire cover is lined.
It's not fun lifting it on and off.
That's about 150lbs of Sunbrella and flannel since the entire cover is lined.
It's not fun lifting it on and off.
G
150lbs? sweet jesusYoure welcome Pat.
That's about 150lbs of Sunbrella and flannel since the entire cover is lined.
It's not fun lifting it on and off.
Actually, DCB contracts it out to Dan Benz - he makes a nice cover. I spoke with him and the price was actually really good. The only thing was that the boat needed to be at his shop to make it perfect...and it is in SoCal and I didn't want to tow it there when Pauls shop is just 10 minutes away.
Unfortunately, it doesn't sit in a garage or under one of those big covers, yet. Hopefully, the next garage it sits in is about 25' x 60' and on my property, not in anthemIs that to keep the dust off when it's in the garage?
Not yet- they are being edited as we speak for the full commercial that will be on BoatBling.net, however I will get the raw video too and get it posted so everyone can view. I can't wait to see it. Hope to get all of this stuff back by the end of this week before we travel to Lake Tahoe.
BTW - Love the cover and yes, its a good for the muscles when you lift it
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No prop cover???
Looks like long term storage to me Patrick! Maybe see ya next season?....hand
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No prop cover???
The picture in your avatar, did you snap that pic right when you first turned the key?
Me neither - but indoor near my house is nearly $500 a month and surrounded by construction :|err I'll save that $ and build a house with an RV Garage
Roln 20s
Tough CrowdLooks like long term storage to me Patrick! Maybe see ya next season?....
We'll be at Mohave with everyone else if you make it Expect a river trip (havasu or parker) sometime in October.Roln 20s
Yep - that's the goal. Its all of 150lbs, but the most durable cover I have ever seen. If I ever get a new boat, Paul will just build that cover too from day one
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