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Gulfstream
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A brief interlude before resuming work on the motor preparation. Gulfstream constructed it's traditional fold down seats on top of beautifully made fiberglass bases. None of this stapled together wood covered with vinyl junk. The problem was that they did not sit high enough to suit me. Decades ago I made some extensions to raise the seat base for the drivers seat. Although they were coated in pigmented polyester resin, they were just about hollow inside with dry rot when I removed the seats pursuant to this project. These are the replacements for the originals plus a set for the passenger seat.
They are made from hardwoods that have been CPES treated, epoxy coated and now painted with a matching color industrial enamel. They have been shaped to conform to the contour of the fiberglass seat base feet. I'll show a close up of them once the seats are mounted back in the boat.
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