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Mike Kennedy 
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 Topic: Fender holdersPosted: April-29-2004 at 7:32pm |
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I'll will re-look at Perko and Attwood. I have seen their parts that are very similar to what I am looking for ... but just a hair different. You know how it is when your'e restoring something ... I think I will just keep my eye open for vintage boat parts. Thanks for the quick reply. I appreciate it. Mike |
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kenny g
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Posted: April-29-2004 at 7:27pm |
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i'm with ya don.i dont think thats a stock item.
west marine,page 737 has stainless fender locks by taylor 9 bucks #132498 1-800-boating |
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Posted: April-29-2004 at 6:59pm |
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Mike,
First, I am no expert on on what was stock on the older boats. That said, I do not recall seeing these as an OEM item. Several folks have aftermarket 'fender loclk' similar to # 1299 DP CHR by Perko or # 11575-3 by Attwood. The ones by Perko are about 1.5 inches in diameter while the Attwood is a rectangle about 2 inches wide by 1 inch tall. On both the fender line ties to an eye that locks into the base. I am sure there are others out there. Good Luck, Don |
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Posted: April-29-2004 at 6:00pm |
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I have a 1976 Nautique. I am looking for the original chrome / zamac / stainless fender/buoy holders. I have 1 but I need 3 more. One part is flat about 2 x 1/2 and has a hole in the center. It is held in place on the inside of the boat by 2 screws. The other part is a cylindical looking piece of metal ...about 3/4 long ... the fender rope attaches to this and then you stick the round part of it into the flat piece. This allows the quick removal of the fender/buoy. Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
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