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mmeany posted 05-30-2001 05:22 PM ET (US)
I'm trying to purchase a cover for my '89 13' with a bow rail. Ther capacity plate says Sport but the pictures on this site under "models" show it as a Super Sport. This has an impact on the cover. Can anyone tell me which to trust more or how to tell from the ID number?
Thanks
mmeany
Chris posted 05-30-2001 06:19 PM ET (US)
I have a supersport Capacity Plate says "Sport"
Chris posted 05-30-2001 06:23 PM ET (US)
The Supersport has the full rail, larger console with wheel attached vertically, and storage locker to rear of helmsman's seat.
As I said mine is a 1988 Supersport with all documantation indicating same; never the laess the capacity plate says model: Sport.
So order for the Supersport and you will be fine.
mmeany posted 05-30-2001 07:42 PM ET (US)
Thanks, Chris.
M
Chris posted 06-05-2001 03:07 PM ET (US)
Where are you getting cover from.
mmeany posted 06-06-2001 12:43 PM ET (US)
Cover Quest. Its a Westland Sharkskin for about $260, 3 week lead time. This was the only place I could find on the internet that clearly offered custom Westland covers for the boat. Cabella's and Overton's also carry this line but I wasn't getting the timely service I needed through them so I figured I would take a chance with Cover Quest.
The boat will be pulled after every use and only trailered for about 1/2 mile one way. Winters (NE) it will be in a storage barn. I'm expecting this will more than suffice.
Chris posted 06-07-2001 03:03 AM ET (US)
Have you checked out Mills... I have one fits perfect, easy to use and super high quality.......
mmeany posted 06-07-2001 12:28 PM ET (US)
Yes, I did. They quoted me a price of $650. I couldn't qualify the extra $400. I know this is heresey and I ought to be shot at dawn but...

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Author	Topic: Sport or Super Sport
mmeany	posted 05-30-2001 05:22 PM ET (US) I'm trying to purchase a cover for my '89 13' with a bow rail. Ther capacity plate says Sport but the pictures on this site under "models" show it as a Super Sport. This has an impact on the cover. Can anyone tell me which to trust more or how to tell from the ID number? Thanks mmeany
Chris	posted 05-30-2001 06:19 PM ET (US) I have a supersport Capacity Plate says "Sport"
Chris	posted 05-30-2001 06:23 PM ET (US) The Supersport has the full rail, larger console with wheel attached vertically, and storage locker to rear of helmsman's seat. As I said mine is a 1988 Supersport with all documantation indicating same; never the laess the capacity plate says model: Sport. So order for the Supersport and you will be fine.
mmeany	posted 05-30-2001 07:42 PM ET (US) Thanks, Chris. M
Chris	posted 06-05-2001 03:07 PM ET (US) Where are you getting cover from.
mmeany	posted 06-06-2001 12:43 PM ET (US) Cover Quest. Its a Westland Sharkskin for about $260, 3 week lead time. This was the only place I could find on the internet that clearly offered custom Westland covers for the boat. Cabella's and Overton's also carry this line but I wasn't getting the timely service I needed through them so I figured I would take a chance with Cover Quest. The boat will be pulled after every use and only trailered for about 1/2 mile one way. Winters (NE) it will be in a storage barn. I'm expecting this will more than suffice.
Chris	posted 06-07-2001 03:03 AM ET (US) Have you checked out Mills... I have one fits perfect, easy to use and super high quality.......
mmeany	posted 06-07-2001 12:28 PM ET (US) Yes, I did. They quoted me a price of $650. I couldn't qualify the extra $400. I know this is heresey and I ought to be shot at dawn but...