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Replacement seats
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larryA
- Gold Member
- Posts: 3
- Joined: Mon Jul 22, 2013 7:20 pm
- Home Port: Portsmouth, RI
- Location: Portsmouth, RI
Replacement seats
Pilot House replacement seats for Alvin 28
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GeorgeS
- Gold Member
- Posts: 47
- Joined: Tue Sep 13, 2022 6:01 am
- Home Port: Safe harbor akonnet Portsmouth , RI
Re: Replacement seats
Hi Larry A,
I have two almost-brand-new from previous owner top marine grade helm seats in perfect condition sitting in my garage, both white vinyl covered. I purchased and installed a new double width helm seat at the helm of my Albin 35 TE to be able to have my wife or grand-kids at my side on longer passages. One of the seats is prepared to be post mounted and I have the stainless steel post and base in the locker on my boat if it is needed. The other seat is slightly different in design and configuration but similar look and served as a co-pilot seat.
I suppose that they are worth some cash as equivalent new ones ( made in China) sell for about $500 to $750.00 apiece plus about $250.00 for the post and base. I would sell them both and the base . Call for photos if AOG-ers interested.
I have two almost-brand-new from previous owner top marine grade helm seats in perfect condition sitting in my garage, both white vinyl covered. I purchased and installed a new double width helm seat at the helm of my Albin 35 TE to be able to have my wife or grand-kids at my side on longer passages. One of the seats is prepared to be post mounted and I have the stainless steel post and base in the locker on my boat if it is needed. The other seat is slightly different in design and configuration but similar look and served as a co-pilot seat.
I suppose that they are worth some cash as equivalent new ones ( made in China) sell for about $500 to $750.00 apiece plus about $250.00 for the post and base. I would sell them both and the base . Call for photos if AOG-ers interested.
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larryA
- Gold Member
- Posts: 3
- Joined: Mon Jul 22, 2013 7:20 pm
- Home Port: Portsmouth, RI
- Location: Portsmouth, RI
Re: Replacement seats
Would love to see pictures. Price?
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BarryG
- Deckhand
- Posts: 5
- Joined: Thu Jan 11, 2024 11:15 am
- Home Port: Yarmouth, Maine
Re: Replacement seats
Hi George and Larry,
We just purchased a 32+2 CB, and of course joined the owners group. I'm thinking of placing a seat, as I have seen in pics, for my wife to be able to sit comfortably and see over wind deflector. people seem to mount them onto the fiberglass hatch to downstairs, or just forward of the hatch, sort of in the corner. Anyway, if Larry is not interested in the seat/seats, I might be. The bridge on the 32+2's are very small and therefore the Capt. chair is also kind of narrow, if the seats are not too wide, I might be able to use both. Thanks guys.
We just purchased a 32+2 CB, and of course joined the owners group. I'm thinking of placing a seat, as I have seen in pics, for my wife to be able to sit comfortably and see over wind deflector. people seem to mount them onto the fiberglass hatch to downstairs, or just forward of the hatch, sort of in the corner. Anyway, if Larry is not interested in the seat/seats, I might be. The bridge on the 32+2's are very small and therefore the Capt. chair is also kind of narrow, if the seats are not too wide, I might be able to use both. Thanks guys.