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    Joe Cannavo - Sales
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    1969 Mako 19

    Micron Extra both Green & Black = Custom Color ! Started out with three different colors of green , I liked the first color ,so that is what ended up on the Mako 19 !
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    Hey Joe nice touch with the spray rail I need one for mine were did you pick up yours, she's looking sweeter every week
    thanks

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    Arrow

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    Card... I like those things!!

    I seen them do some boats down here years ago and they did both lift and spray types and it really helped out the boat. I had a sea craft 23 that I made my own on and just screwed and west systemed her down and air filed it off. so much can be done that improves the boat!

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    Joe Cannavo - Sales
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    Lightbulb 1969 Mako -19 cc

    New Lights ! I hate those plug-in anchor lights , so I did something out of the norm , i placed it on the motor cover ! I also want a small bow nav. light , so i ordered a LED differant style light .
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    Joe,
    Looks great, I am curious to hear how you like those splash rails. I am in the middle of a Mako 19 restoration also and I like the splash rail idea...

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    Thumbs up

    Quote Originally Posted by OCaptMike View Post
    Joe,
    Looks great, I am curious to hear how you like those splash rails. I am in the middle of a Mako 19 restoration also and I like the splash rail idea...

    I'll let you know , after i splash this baby !

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    Another classy bay rig... Nice job so far Joe!

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    Bimini Top & Strata Glass Windshield !

    I angled the bimini top forward -instead of behind the center console , so it wouldn't be in my way when fishing !

    Also -when with Hard Strata ( EZ2CY ) Glass Windshield - instead of the SOFT plastic - because of Summer Hot days the soft plastic would get softer and be harder to see out of !
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    Arrow Bait & Locking Storage Seat

    Part of the about Pic's are the Bait & Locking Storage Seat !
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