aft wet bar
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 6:15 pm
looking for aft wet bar for 1985 11 meter express
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Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 7:59 pm
Good luck to you. I have been looking for about a year for all the seating and wet bar for my '84 11 Meter Express. Someone before me decided to toss them
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 9:16 pm
isnt it amazing how some owners have the ability to discard things like that, I never understood that type of thinking, The previous owner of my boat, decided to remove all the motors and gear that operated the motorized doors. I dont understand why they would throw everything out. And then there is the hole happy people who feel the need to drill holes all over the place. My PO was one of those to,,lol
Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 10:02 pm
I thought I was the only one with a jackass for a P/O. Mine did the drill thing on the bridge floor and allow rain water to soak into both layers of balsa core. He also thought he was a better electricial engineer than the ones at Trojan. what a frigin' mess!!!! What are these idiots thinking?
Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 12:18 pm
I have an aft wet bar. See those wooden boards on the back of The Charlie add a garden hose and alas, a wet bar!!
Although many coffee mugs have fallen off my wet bar!
Although many coffee mugs have fallen off my wet bar!
Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 4:48 pm
There was a guy last year I exchanged emails (on Long Island) who had one on CL. He was asking $1,000, I'm sure he never sold it at that price. They show up once in a while on but it will be search.
Problem is they're so big, I'm not sure how practical shipping would be. If you find one, I would recommend either replacing or sealing the plywood base before you get it all setup with a fridge. My leaked brown fluid the first season before I figured out that's what it was. The other thing is to add bigger slides/feet (and more of them) so you can actually move it w/o tearing up the deck.
Bob
Problem is they're so big, I'm not sure how practical shipping would be. If you find one, I would recommend either replacing or sealing the plywood base before you get it all setup with a fridge. My leaked brown fluid the first season before I figured out that's what it was. The other thing is to add bigger slides/feet (and more of them) so you can actually move it w/o tearing up the deck.
Bob
Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 4:53 pm
Bubba, you have no idea how many holes this jackass put in this boat,
I counted 75 holes all around my bridge area, and then inside I counted at least 125 misc holes all over the place, It took me over a week to fill the interior holes , some I had to cut templates out to repair them. The best is what he did to the area above my sink, you know where the acordian type roll away cabinet is?, well he cut a square into that to fit a micro wave. I mean, you gotta be kidding me.My outside wet bar is long gone. I kind of like the open room, when Im finished cleaning up my boat I am going to purchase a bunch of those million dollar deck chairs and put two up front and three behind them. My stock helm bench/seat is still there and has been reupholstered, it looks great, but being 5 ft 5 it dosent do much for me in terms of seeing where Im going, so I usually sit up top while underway.
I counted 75 holes all around my bridge area, and then inside I counted at least 125 misc holes all over the place, It took me over a week to fill the interior holes , some I had to cut templates out to repair them. The best is what he did to the area above my sink, you know where the acordian type roll away cabinet is?, well he cut a square into that to fit a micro wave. I mean, you gotta be kidding me.My outside wet bar is long gone. I kind of like the open room, when Im finished cleaning up my boat I am going to purchase a bunch of those million dollar deck chairs and put two up front and three behind them. My stock helm bench/seat is still there and has been reupholstered, it looks great, but being 5 ft 5 it dosent do much for me in terms of seeing where Im going, so I usually sit up top while underway.