Rod holders on port & starboard fo 1970 seacraft

[William601]

There are recessed areas on both sides for 2 poles. they are used for storage. There are round plastic grommets that mount on the fiberglass that the poles slide into. They are about 3" in diameter. I need 4 for each side. I would call them a trim plate for the holes where the rods are stored.

[Capt Chuck]

I assume you are looking for some? They are called "Tiller Rope Grommet" Do a google search for them

[William601]

Hi Thanks for the info. After I remove shrink wrap, will have to measure. This boat i bought last year was restored. New transom, wiring steering, new gas tank, 135 yamaha, exterior of hull repainted, new trailer, am/fm cassette, GPS. Thinking about getting t-top for it. paid 8900.00 for all

[DonV]

paid 8900.00 for all

I guess you have not heard about the "don't rub it in rule" on this forum......nice deal you lucky dog!!!!!

[Old'sCool]

Yamaha 135?

[William601]

Yes, When I bought this last year it came with 1995 completely rebuilt motor 135 hp, runs sweet. I had it checked out before buying. As a matter of fact, I was first to reply to ad, 2nd in line was someone from Japan who collects seacrafts wanted it shipped there. I jumped on it. One other minor trouble spot. The rear port compartment cover is soft, needs some beefing up.

[DonV]

someone from Japan who collects seacrafts wanted it shipped there

Oh crap!!! Just what we need, they already came in and kicked our butt in the auto industry.

[Old'sCool]

Merc had/has a 135 hp outboard but I've never seen a Yamaha 135 outboard.

[William601]

Hi Sorry about that, I found orig. Craig Lists posting. It is a 130 HP 1995. Thanks for questioning me

[William601]

The screws holding bow rail have stripped out. What is the best product to hold screws back in place to the fiberglass?? thanks