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For Sale: Storage cover for sale
- Thread starter DebnMarty
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Transaxial
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Is your cover still for sale? I am at Nanaimo. Are you close? What do you want for it?
Transaxial
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Phil Baron 43 cover
Hi. Good to hear back from you. Some details to work out on a custom cover but my 1978 Palmer 39’ x 10.5’ has a similar shape and size. Does your flybridge cover fold down to install the cover? I have a 8-9’ tall radar mast that would be a challenge. And the dry stack. Do you have any openings in that general area of your cover? Without openings it would be impossible to stretch the cover out to see how it fits. Any thoughts?
We are at our condo on Stewart Ave and have been self isolating for almost 4 weeks now so we should be virus free!!
780 718 3601. Barry and Debby
Hi. Good to hear back from you. Some details to work out on a custom cover but my 1978 Palmer 39’ x 10.5’ has a similar shape and size. Does your flybridge cover fold down to install the cover? I have a 8-9’ tall radar mast that would be a challenge. And the dry stack. Do you have any openings in that general area of your cover? Without openings it would be impossible to stretch the cover out to see how it fits. Any thoughts?
We are at our condo on Stewart Ave and have been self isolating for almost 4 weeks now so we should be virus free!!
780 718 3601. Barry and Debby
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Transaxial
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Very nice old boat you have! Was just comparing pictures and thinking about how your cover might work. How does the cover get held down on the sides of the boat? Draw cord around the bottom of the cover?
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