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Hey everyone!
I'm down in Brunswick GA across the finger from Lee Yonkers and he's replaced the teak grabrails with stainless steel ones pictured below. I want to do the same thing, and his welder guy has the pattern. I've included pictures so that you can have a look. I think, or rather Lee thinks they're about $600 – although we could probably get a break like we did with the mast rails if we asked.
Let me know if any of you are interested – by the way, you can see what the boat looks like without the eyebrow teak. It changes the whole look, and I think for the better, but I hate exterior teak.
Bob
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Bob Fine
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Pearson 424 Hull #8
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I like those novel navigation lights in the 1st and 3rd photos. Must be confusing for others to have red and green on the same side.
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What really throws them a curve is the yellow and blue lights, especially when they blink.
Lee
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Obviously a submarine police boat. (Yellow blinking is for submarines
running at the surface… no lights required when running under water;
blue for police boats)Pete
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Quote:What really throws them a curve is the yellow and blue lights,
especially when they blink.Lee
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no doubt.
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