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Linda - There are typically places that specialize in doing tops for boats, campers, many times also upholstery as in seats, awnings etc. These types of places used to use canvas but I think now they mostly use Sunbrella type materials. Most of the marinas have someone who comes around weekly...

They laughed and weren't willing to repair or recover the existing frame? I can't tell you how many times we've recovered boats over the years and they were all hand fabricated by a local boat top shop. We've had new side curtains made, new tops, zippers replaced, you name it. -Chris

I know a fella in my neck of the woods that sells a lot of reproduction decals. Your motor is actually not that old, so I'm not sure if the decals would still be available from a dealer. eBay is another option. Below is the link to the fella near me. Have a look at some of the older 9.5...

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Wowzers! Amazing work! :thumb: We have such amazing talent kicking around here. :) Here's a direct link to the gallery of photos - check it out gang. http://www.kansascity.com/938/gallery/1146145.html -Chris:rof:

Here are a couple of pics of some Custom Weld's that were at the show. :)

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Here's a mixed bag of boats. There's one each of a Tahoe, Cutter and a Nitro. :)

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Well as I mentioned, there are probably more seats out there with the exact same problem. It sounds like a flaw in the design to me. ;) Hopefully yours are all fixed up now and you'll be good to go for quite a while. :thumb: -Chris

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Some more of the Doral... :thumb:

Here's some shots of a really nice Doral that was at the show. :bounce:

Well, it sounds like a design flaw as I'm sure Larson manfactured most of the seats the same way. I wonder if Larson do their own seats "in house" or whether a third party manufactures them? Whatever the case, I would think you're not the only one who's encountered the problem. So it's nice...

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According to a recent company report, BRP, Bombardier Recreational Products is trying raise between 40 and 80 million dollars in capital in order to reduce it's overall debt. Funding would come from shareholders and other institutional investors and sources. BRP is also seeking an amendment...

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