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We have a Yeti 105 on our 1988 18 Outrage, which has the same console as you Montauk, and love it. It's the right width for 2 people. It's tall but our deck has a step up forward of it. The rail isn't a problem with the lid but it is with your shoulder. I made a center divider to help organize conte...

I just stumbled on your post of rear aft bench seating. I am just underway with the reconditioning of my 1989 Outrage 22 to include two rear aft seats like you would see in the new 210 Montauk. Like you, I, too, am using Coosa Board for its light weight, [no] water absorption, and super strength. A...

NeverLand wrote:That is beautiful.

Any chance of having you fabricate one for me?

Many thanks,

Ian

I'd like to help you out but don't have the time. Plus my shape patterns from the build didn't survive so I'd have to dismantle my boat to copy them. Thanks for the interest.

Gravity...just kidding. Aluminum angle brackets to the top of the motor well berm and to the transom. Thanks for the compliments.

Here is before the repower but after cushions, rod racks and RPS redo.

The seat panel is made of Coosa board, for strength and light weight, trimmed in teak. The folding backrests are teak grates like a swimplatform. and are hinged off the back edge of the seat panel. I used to work with someone who has a mold for a bow filler for an old Whaler that we laid up nonskid ...

Good morning. I've long been away from this site. Here is an older OUTRAGE 18 project that I'm finally getting around to posting. To me, the open transom on old Outrage boats to accommodate twins makes for unusable space. The goal of this modification is: --to add seating, --to hide rigging, and --t...