Correct Craft Guide post covers

You can get them at White Lake Marina.
http://www.whitelake.com/catalog/trailer_guide_pads_2561346.htm

I don't think there are non-Nautique/Correct Craft only trailer guides made commercially.

If you don't mind the Nautiques by Correct Craft logo, give WakeSpecialty.com a try. Kris is a great guy and I hope to have a partnerhip with him soon.

If you order from him, make sure to tell him you heard about it on CorrectCraftFan.com.

-Keith

The White Lake link still works. Im not crazy about the pads that have a dealer's name on them, though.

Someone correct me if Im wrong, but I believe Wake Specialty went out of business (or at least stopped shipping orders) a few months ago.

I dont know why CC doesnt offer items like this. The Nautique Gear site is mostly full of junk and ugly clothes.

Quinner, I came across 2 spare tire covers on ebay a year and a half ago and bought them both- theyre the only ones Ive ever seen for sale. Since theyre so rare, they naturally got lost in the mail. If you find any, let me know.

Has anyone bought these? Description says 2 3/8 diameter but doesn't specify if that's interior or exterior diameter. They say hold snug with rubber bands, so I'm thinking they fit sloppy. pads

We need them to start doing spare tire covers.

Houston.......We have Liftoff :)

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My mom sews them up, and then TimD screen prints them

Very cool.

Marty i need those-how much?! I posted pics also of your awesome Lizzy Santo plaque! I LOVE IT! THanks again...that was so so sweet of you! Loved meeting your wife also Sorry we did not get to see you later at the party place, we did not close the shop until 6:30 or so. Looking forward to seeing you both again soon!

oh and ps, where can i find a usa flag to fly on the back of my boat? You know, not big but a classic small style that has a pole on the back, a foot or two high? It has to match a classic Correct Craft style (wooden pole?) And maybe a CC flag below it? Since i have a red/white and blue boat, i thought it would be fitting to fly an American Flag! Thoughts?

Morfoot wrote: Lynette, you can usually find the Stars and Strips at any big Marina parts place. West Marine, Overton's,etc. I know that jimsport93 uses a short stern light pole to attach his US flag to. You don't wanna use the one that came with the boat as it is too tall to attach a flag to and will damage the receptical. I believe the boatdr has the Correct Craft pennants (Ofiicially called burgee's)in both blue or red. The stern light recepticle probably wouldn't be able to stand both flags flying at the same time without damage so you'll have to choose one or the other.

Thanks Tim! Where's boatdr?

Lynette,
another flag option is the Ensign.

Another thing to watch for. You can find flags both printed and embroidered/ sewn. A bit more expensive, but I like the latter.

On small craft, the ensigns length in inches should be about equal to the boat's length in feet. (I had to have a custom ensign made for the Atom since standard ensigns weren't small enough) The ensign will always be flown at the aft and with our smaller boats typically on the nav light staff. There should be nothing below it as there seems to be a feeling flying another non USA related flag on the same pole shows disrespect. The pennant or burgee is flown forward.