
1977 F25 topside question
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- guglielmo6160
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1977 F25 topside question
my 77 F 25 has what looks like a bench seat built into what normally would be the cabin windows ,up front. with a hatch in the middle. Does anyone know if there should be seating cushions there or just plain topside fiberglass? just wondering , looks kinda plain


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I say put 3 cushions there. Thats a great place to stargaze
Ron

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- captainmaniac
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Probably came 'naked' on the base boat. Pretty common though to make things a little softer for thee butt-cheeks. Should be pretty cheap to have cushions made - a couple of rectangular pieces of 3-4" foam, upholstered in fabric or vinyl. Then have the two pieces sewn together (so the back and seat are attached into one L-shaped piece). You can just sit in place and remove as needed, use velcro to hold them there, or go with a bungee cord setup similar to the bench seat on the F32 fly bridge (I can describe what I mean if you care enough).
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Or, like RB says... get a few of these http://www.westmarine.com/webapp/wcs/st ... classNum=0
gug, We have this on our F36 and, next to the bridge, this is our favorite spot on board (if we want sun).
At the dock, at anchor or underway. You will find the cushions that you have made will not be rectangular. I recommend 4 separate pieces with snaps to hold them securly, particularly underway. They will be easier to clean, store and handle than when they are attached to each other.
We had a canvas cover (snap down) made so we leave them in place. Start by making a paper template, take them with you, and shop for a price.
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get the cushions
I agree- we have a 1975 F-25, same configuration. We have a two piece set-up that snaps in place. We sit there often, it is a great place to relax, or sit during a quiet cruise.
1975 F25
318 RH
Sea La Vie
318 RH
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I had said 3 piece because of the hatch in the middle. Is that a cabin hatch??? Or maybe a storage hatch that could hold ice and Beer?
Ron



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When you can't make them see the light, make them feel the heat.
Ronald Reagan
1987 F36 Tri-Cabin
Twin 270 Crusaders
"Special K"
Upper Bay, Chesapeake Bay
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1987 F36 Tri-Cabin
Twin 270 Crusaders
"Special K"
Upper Bay, Chesapeake Bay
http://www.photobucket.com/albums/ff424/rbcool/
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I'd have to say its a head, being its forward on the poop-deck 

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