New Seats for 1993 V21 needed

briguyny

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I'm looking for seats for a 1993 V21. I need the cushion for the captain's chair, the cushion for the top of the live well, the passenger fold down (with an entire bracket kit if they make it), and maybe even a rear bench. Do they make complete sets, aftermarket or otherwise? Do they make sets of cushions for the cuddy? Any information or guidance would be greatly appreciated.
 
Oh let the fun begin.....I see in your future hours of scouring Ebay, craigslist and every marina/boat yard you drive by for the next 6 months....chances of finding EXACT replacements for everything are slim but keep your eyes open and you will find things that will work for sure.
 
I see a niche market here. If I were smart I would prefab all the necessary parts for these little ocean going gems and sell them at a premium. Unfortunately they never reached prolific VW Beetle type numbers so my business venture would surely operate in the red. Oh well, if anyone has a 93 that has sunk just below butt level please give me a shout and I will gladly unburden you of your unneeded seats.
 
I agree with RWilson to start a search on ebay--just search under boat seats and you will find lots of options. Folding captains chairs with rubber feet (the wide stance style) are terrific to use for extra seating and can either be stowed in the cuddy or just taken out when not needed. Just don't put a little one in it and expect it to stay put. You need to have a full size adult in those type seats when underway or the passenger and seat can get launched--not a good thing at all.
 
I see a niche market here. If I were smart I would prefab all the necessary parts for these little ocean going gems and sell them at a premium.

You better not quit your day job because this is the cheapest bunch a guys you'll ever see together at one time.....except those MA guys....they buy new boats and motors all the time:you:
 
we had a guy who was going to fab fiberglass replacement parts and he kinda disappeared after he found out what us thrifty yachter's were willing to spend.
 
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