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Carver dash panel
- Thread starter pdecat
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They are not. The company that made them for Carver has gone out of business.
Bruce,
You might want to contact Marine Connection Liquidators in Fort Pierce,FL.
I was able to obtain four different Wellcraft panels that looked brand new. The cost was a fraction of what Wellcraft wanted, since they had to be specially ordered.
Bob
You might want to contact Marine Connection Liquidators in Fort Pierce,FL.
I was able to obtain four different Wellcraft panels that looked brand new. The cost was a fraction of what Wellcraft wanted, since they had to be specially ordered.
Bob
The aluminum switch panels on my 3607 are so weathered you can barely read the writing. Yesterday I dropped the panels off at trophy shop. The fellow said he will duplicate them for about $25 each. He is going to use the aluminum colored stuff they make the labels on trophies with. It is kind of flexible stuff and he will use the original plates for backing. I don't know how durable it will be be but I am having a dash cover made so the elements shouldn't be an issue. I'll report back after I get them installed.
Jimmy
Jimmy
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If your still looking for ideas? Positron Corp. remade my dash plates (5) out of plastic with a carbon fiber look. They cut the holes, engraved the lettering and only charged me $275. They look great.