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Old 08-19-2002, 04:56 PM
toadfish toadfish is offline
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Default T-top on my 18'

Hello everyone..I now have about 10 hours of in-water time on my recently refurbished 1985 18 foot seacraft. I was wondering if anyone with this model could give me the dimensions of their t-top (the actual top part). It seems that a 5x7 top is pretty standard with many builders but it looks like this may be a little larger than I would want. It's kind of hard to tell without seeing it on the boat. Anyway, if anyone can comment I would love it...Toad
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Old 08-19-2002, 06:37 PM
Mark Mark is offline
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Default Re: T-top on my 18'

Toad,

Sadly most t-top makers seem unwilling to do anything that messes with the 5x7 default size. This is why I posted a question last week regarding recommended custom t-top makers for my next boat.

My current 18' has a t-top that is just wider than the 33" console and about 5' long. You can see photos of it on www.theboatzone.com/gallery/ it is currently the only 18' on there. I find that having the top that narrow makes storing rods vertically next to the console very convenient.

I'm now refurbishing a 1971 20' and will likewise be looking to put a t-top on it that is much smaller than the standard size that most makers won't deviate from. I find the 5x7 size significantly too wide and a bit long as well for a small boat under 23'.

Good luck/
mark
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