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Random Boat Parts For Sale / Re: Headers and tanks
« on: February 24, 2008, 02:56:32 PM »
I sent you a pm

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Random Boat Parts For Sale / Re: Headers and tanks
« on: February 22, 2008, 08:50:30 AM »
82 Daytona,

Do you still have the smooth backed bucket seats for sale that you had a while back (I think they were black)?  Let me know.  Thanks!

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Interior / Re: dragboat buckets
« on: February 10, 2008, 01:29:32 PM »
hotrod56

Any progress on those ribless bucket seats?  I need a set w/in about 30 days.  Let me know.  Thanks!

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Interior / Re: dragboat buckets
« on: January 04, 2008, 06:42:15 AM »
Like I said in my PM to you, I'd like two of the ribless seats in white.  I think I probably have to more sold also.  I'm sure if you posted on Powerboats, River Dave's website, dragboats.com and Texas hot boats you would have more interests and potential customers.  I constantly see folks on these site looking for seats just like I am.  Let me know if you decide to make a few seats. 

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Interior / Re: dragboat buckets
« on: January 03, 2008, 02:41:39 PM »
Marc and I made a mold. Only thing that's left for the mold is to smooth out a couple of "spots". Then when we stood back and looked at our creation we realized that the major supplier of these expensive seats makes them fockin' crooked!   >:(  We then went on the internet and found out that the pics of the seats you see are usually taken in a way that you can't tell that they are crooked.   >:(  However, Marc and I compared them to every single drag boat style of seat we could find and they were all exactly the same - crooked.   Whether they were recently bought off of eBay, in an older drag jet, or on several older v-drives  ;D

Marc's and my plan is to offer a quality product. So we're going to eliminate the ribs on the mold, cut the mold much straighter than the "other guy's" seats, make smooth backed seats first, and after a few of those we'll make a bucket with straight "ribs" on it's back.

I'm curious to know, just in general, if you like drag boat seats with or without the "ribs" on the back of it?


Did you ever get the molds done for the ribless seats?  Please let me know.  I'll try and send you a message direct also.  Thanks!

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