I know you guys want to keep the original top... good idea.... however, if you want to see my sweet 16 with a bimini top from iboats.com check out the gallery picture.... the original top that was on mine was tooooo confining.... the bimini opens it up considerably plus I can stand up while driving.... slides on side rails and folds to rear when not in use....
Must be getting into boat season with all of these emails.... been pretty dead over the past copule of months...
Thanks
Bill parkinson
>
> I am guessing about your Sportaman but my Rogue has snaps that run the
> periphery of the rear edge of the passenger compartment and up the sides and
> most of these are for snap in clear plastic pieces to completely enclose the
> entire passenger area utilizing the top as a roof. I still have all the
> plastic but my roof is shrunken and torn and not really usable. There are
> side curtains and a rear piece and they snap in at the bottom and zip up the
> sides. Look on the edges of your top and see if there is one side of a
> zipper running up the sides and at the back. I have been trying to figure
> out a way to reproduce the top. They are not available to my knowledge. The
> people at Pfefferkorn who make the mooring covers said the tops were made in
> Toledo and the company is no longer in business. Pfferkorn offered to make
> one but I would have to take my boat to Sandusky Ohio to be fitted. I doubt
> they have the vinyl runner seal at the front. I've been thinking hard on it!
> Tom Klauber
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> > omc-boats-digest Monday, March 29 2004 Volume 01 : Number
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> > 1966 Sportsman 150 Top & Covers
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> > Date: Mon, 29 Mar 2004 06:45:24 -0700
> > From: <lib1@...>
> > Subject: 1966 Sportsman 150 Top & Covers
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> > I'm trying to duplicate the original (missing) front tonneau cover, as =
> > well as the top
> > on a 1966 Sportsman 150.
> >
> > I've pretty well figured out how to duplicate the original front tonneua =
> > cover; but
> > aan anyone help me figure out what the rear motor bulk head snaps were =
> > used for?
> >
> > I'm guessing the rear jumpseats had seat cushions? And the bulkhead =
> > snaps are there to
> > stow the top assembly when folded down and not in use?
> >
> > If anyone could snap some closeup digital photos of this detail-- I'd be =
> > grateful.
> >
> > Lee Shuster
> > Salt Lake City
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> > <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>on a 1966 Sportsman 150.</FONT></DIV>
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