Recent content by Scarlett->Fire

Thanks for this Harry's, I relied I hadn't sent a reply / very helpful when I was planning ! I'm almost done and will put some pics up and a few notes in a new thread when completed. THANKS again!

I will likely have to explore alternative material / sooo excited about fishing my new boat and here I am, so frustrating...

Good Idea on the other website checks / just started researching, so much to learn I'm sure.

That's what I was afraid of. It is the curved piece.

I had a VERY bad day today, with the result of an embarrassing story being that I shattered the starboard side of my front glass on my 2004 300 Marlin. Can replacement glass be found? Yes, it is the large curved piece. I have been sick to my stomach since I heard it shatter beneath me...

I wasn't going to start on anything until I have the boat, just looking for rough measurements to see if my configuration even has a chance of fitting. I guess noone can get me those #'s.......

Good point as well to think about. This is really a great site, and as a Grady Newbie I'm so thankful for the wealth of knowledge. I can hopefully be a valuable contributor down the road as well!

Very Nice, definitely what I'm going for - it looks great, thanks for the pic. As discussed, I'll do my own measurements for the project, but do you know roughly what the width of the panel is at the bottom, at the top, & then the height in inches? Just trying to see if my configuration is even...

Agreed. Just trying to get a best guesstimate to see what I can fit & arrange. I will definitely wait for final measurements and building it. Have a great day!

Much Thanks!

I've purchased a 2004 300 Marlin but it is still located 150 miles from me and I'd like to do some planning for electronics. I've seen some great flush mount installs using star board or a flat panel of the graphite.looking material face. My question is this. If I cut out the corners and put...

What are you wanting to get out of these? Condition? Bases included? Thx for your time. Matt

I ended up going with Pacific NW Marine Surveying / Rob McCandless - I was impressed with his services and she "tapped out" nicely. Solid hull with a few expected items @ 21 years old that I will address. Hope to have everything wrapped up this week and I proudly join the ranks of Grady owners...

Thanks Salty one / I appreciate the referrel.

Yes, I was resigned to the fact that I'd probably be paying $8k to 10k for a reputable shipper, so finding one in the PNW was great.