Reply With QuoteWell the trim looks great. The back rest for the bench was it hard to remove?
Oh and your dash is very impressive too
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Originally Posted by tenzing
Thought the old girl would appreciate a freshen up
Some new vinyl by a very careful chap at hope island.
Job is perfect , on time. on budget.
He also reglued loose carpet, trimmed hood of original thru hull tranny so seats would hang properly, made a box under bunk seat to accommodate water bladder( painted it too!)
Did a nice clip on carpet, and cut out the original logos and sowed them into the new covers .
Love the result,
Many thanks to Scott from CVS innovations .
I will definitely be back.
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Well the trim looks great. The back rest for the bench was it hard to remove?
Oh and your dash is very impressive too
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I had always wanted to get it off to check behind.
Scott did upholstery for Lindsay and didnt have a problem
Are they glued mate. Mine is looking old as well
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Scott does a nice job
Stue if your bringing your boat up for Scott to make it like genuine new again let me know and you can bring some stuff up for me too.......................
What could go wrong.......................
no , screwed or bolted i think.
Loks real nice.
he recovered the strip the seats screw into.
The one in the cabin that the infill rests on he did with carpet.A really nice effect.
Notice all the striped in the vinyl line up- Hes a details guy,
Really nice to deal with.
Yes i noticed. Very nice. My boat needs a datail soon.
Chimo. You still got stuff stored here..
Would love to bring it up there for a tart up tho
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The rear lounge top section is bolted on. He's done a cracking job Tenzing - looks awesome.
Looks very good, he has done a good job.
Is that stainless seat frame a standard Seafarer option, or an aftermarket job?
What size is that little Tecni Ice cooler Tenzing - seems to fit that space extremely well.
From memory it is a 40 litre.
There is a piece of foam under it , about 10-15mm thick with cutouts to allow for the blocks that held the dunny.
It also brings it up to match the bunk cushions if a rest is needed.
The cool ice one is a snug fit too - 41 litres, raised on some rubber feet to allow lid opening. Its for bait, the forward one is food and drink.
Cheers Tenzing.
Been a while since I've posted much on Ausfish but thought I'd chime in on this thread as I've just purchased a 6.8 Viper. Besides it having an electronics update a few years back it is pretty much original and in need of a refit.
I plan on repowering her in the coming months, still undecided which way I'll go be it 225hp G2 Etecs or a pair of 225hp 4 strokes.
Either way I'll be adding around 100kgs to the transom.
Has anyone on here with a Viper done a similar repower?
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Do any of you know if material with the original Seafarer logos is available when redoing seats, or do Seafarer recover seats and the curved lounge back around the rear lounge? What are the options to redo it to original? Alternatively what seats are out there similar to the original bucket seats in style and sturdiness? I've looked at Whitworths and other retail outlets but what they offer doesn't impress me. It's a Vermont with that ridiculous family friendly cockpit.
If your on the Gold Coast the original Seafarer upholsterer is still working and just did some work for another AF er Tenzing (top of this page) who was happy with the job. Scott from CVS innovations .
What could go wrong.......................
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