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12-08-2008, 03:23 PM
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| Replacement gunwales I have a 14' or so Starcraft that needs replacement gunwales. Where can I find them and what would I expect to pay for them? The serial number for the boat is difficult to read at best and the manufacturer wasn't able to help me very much based on the information I gave them. I didn't have a lot of luck doing web searches, so can anyone give me the proper terms to look for? In the interest of getting on the water when the ice goes away, what about wooden gunwales?  |
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#2
12-08-2008, 04:46 PM
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| Log onto any of the major marine parts suppliers and you'll find profiles of plastic and metal rub rails.  This is a very small sample of what's available. These are "Taco" products and can be found at most any chandlery or marine parts outlet. |
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