Irafatsar wrote:window covers w mounting hardware are the first option we will be looking to produce for the new M. We will start the design process next Monday
Hey, don't forget the X owners - there's more of them than there are M owners!
Bawgy wrote:Look up an ebay seller named "comboat" excellent service quality and price
Yes, his stuff seems good and his prices certainly are!
But it was SOFTOPPER I was thinking of - I have purchased several things from him and all of them are really good quality at an acceptable price. Here's a link to what he's selling today for Mac's:
Blue Water Yachts in Seattle has been providing quality sailcovers, with logo, for years. They are made of black sunbrella material. You can choose any of the sunbrella colors and match them with hoist up headsail covers, bimini, dodgers, plus a lot more to make your boat look fantastic! We strive to provide these products at a low price while maintaining quality. Feel free to give us a call. We are happy to provide these to any dealer world wide, or any retail customer world wide. Including Mike at the factory!
Irafatsar wrote:window covers w mounting hardware are the first option we will be looking to produce for the new M. We will start the design process next Monday
Hey, don't forget the X owners - there's more of them than there are M owners!
once we get involved with the Macgregor sailors and we can gather data on the older boats we will offer similar products. We are getting our hands on a 2009M next Saturday. It will go to the Shop Monday for photos and measurements and let some of the designers get a good look at her we will start a priority list of
upgrades. currently we are looking at the window coverings cockpit seat cushions. and the possibility of an rc versions with electric motor and reefing main. I think rc boat may have an advantage as we can add more weight ( battries for motor) We are not interested in producing items already available.
To solve the problem of hanging curtains I cut & stained some 1x2 wood blocks then used Goop to stick them to the liner.I then screwed ordinary curtain hardware to the blocks, then used regular curtain rods to hang the curtains.