Agua Canuck
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The old interior of our Svfara SV696 was shot, burnt and checked by the high desert Utah sun. The plan was to have the interior remodel be a family project...And it was. It took two days to remove all of the cushions, supports and trim panels. All wires, cables and speakers were labeled. Time to take the old worn out seats to get a face lift. I chose Penny Seat Cover in Orem, UT. to complete the stitching and vinyl work. The project took 6 weeks but was well worth the wait. To tell the truth, I was not a big fan of the original colors from the factory so the new colors really made the boat. Additionally, I supplied a custom fit plywood infill panel for the bow walkway. I had Jon at PSC complete a custom bow filler piece to match. He aligned the welting to perfection. š The colors were chosen by my wife. Kudos to her!
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Hyperryd- great looking slapper install. What type of weight is in that 21ā MB? I am fighting a battle that I hope I can win. I have a 23ā Inboard with (4) in floor ballast hard tanks totaling 1150 lbs and using another 600 lbs fat sac. My suck gate works pretty well but I am really over the shifting and moving and setting to go from regular to goofy and back. I really like what you have created. I have pondered a GSA or Wakeworx but the costs seem ludicrous for a few actuators, surf tabs and the control module. Please advise on if you have a package available for the control module / buttons etc. Thanks very much. Iām looking for a bit more push. Maybe the slappers might help? I can fax anything on a CNC as I work in sheet metal and composites
