Boat Covers

The local shops Ive tried around here are almost double Angola's prices ($800-1000) for a custom sunbrella cover. For a non-towable (mooring/storage), theres simply no better solution that Ive found. Skiboatcovers is another good place to try, but on a boat this old, I doubt they have the right template. Angola was supplying Midwest Correct Craft with covers dating back to the 60's, so they have all the older patterns that no one else does. If you happen to find someone local who can compete on the pricing though, let me know- maybe we can get a 2-fer deal.

Cant say Im with you on the snaps though... I only use drawstring types. You wont catch me drilling holes in my boat for a cover!!

Woo Who more covers!

03 226 Black
03-226 Charcoal Used Some tears
03-226 Charcoal
94-96 Ski Charcoal
96-Sport Black
97-Sport Maroon
90-93 Ski Cockpit Red.

Snaps to windshield. Leaves the windshield and bow open.

Basically useless unless the boat already had snaps. Ha I have an 87 cover like that too. That 94-96 cover would be close it's that Charcoal Tweed color.

Im still looking. Only thing from the 70's so far is a swinger cover! haha maybe cut it up?

If everyone would leave me alone I would go back upstairs ;). haha

Zach
88 martinique cover, i sold boat to friend of my son he apparently didn't get "not suited for travel " part of conversation a little shred'n later- time for new
please send me a $
ppeterson2103atgmail.com
thanks
paul

WAKE-up wrote: he apparently didn't get "not suited for travel " part of conversation a little shred'n later

Tonali_III wrote: 73 Mustang 16 trailering cover/

Careful- most mooring covers are not trailerable... and most still really arent even if they say they are. Extra straps do not make a loose fitting cover trailerable! I dont think Zach is selling any trailerable covers... I suspect most of his stock comes from Angola. They do make a pretty darn nice mooring cover though!

phatsat67 wrote: Thats it for now all that high altitude in the top of the shop is starting to get to me!

It only effects you if you're outside.

Paul, I sent you an email Sir.

TRBenj wrote:    [QUOTE=WAKE-up]I dont think Zach is selling any trailerable covers... I suspect most of his stock comes from Angola. They do make a pretty darn nice mooring cover though!

The one I got was a Westland with bow provision, loops for trailer straps (sewn in along edge), jaw string, platform cover, and snap kit (if you are into that sort of thing) and fit tight(almost too tight for back post to go in).
Great price and all around cover for boats that spend most of life in garage or boathouse. I think Angola is little better quality mooring cover for sure. and TRB is correct... even dedicated trailer covers can tear on hwy so for Zach's price... you can't beat these!

If I go on PN (rare), I will somehow mention this...

Dang Andy shes looking good! Theres always been something about red and black that gets me.

There was an awesome rig going do the highway this past summer Andy. It was your boat exactly being pulled by a very clean 04ish Chevy 3/4 ton truck with matching color! It's beautiful when a rig comes together.

Daaaaang Cris Hot rodd haha. We had a guy in the shop that ordered a G driving a black ZL1 Lingenfelter.

Zach,

do you know if the 96 sport cover would fit a 98?

98 sport, blue and white.

Zach,

Please tell me about the tweed charcoal for the 94-96 Ski. Would it fit a '90's Ski and the platform with no snaps. Material, manufacturer, condition (new??)

Thanks, Todd