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Cover for Drift Boat
Hey,
Do you guys have covers for your boats? If so, did you purchase them somewhere else besides from the manufacturer (Clacka, Hyde, etc.)? Their covers are expensive and there's got to be a cheaper outfitter/website out there that sells them. Thanks! |
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Re: Cover for Drift Boat
Try Cabelas
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Re: Cover for Drift Boat
No I don't have a cover. Bought my Lavro used and the closest dealer to me is never open. I use Macquires boat restoration kit every year and it shines up like new. You can get it out of Cabelas Marine catalog.
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Re: Cover for Drift Boat
Johnny
What did you decide to do for a cover for your boat? I have a used Hog Island boat that has a cover but will need replacing in a year or two. The cover has a few patches and when I bought the boat a couple weeks ago the first thing I did was take the cover in for repairs. That should hold for awhile. Larry |
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