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Will this accomplish shorty poles for you?

Shouldn’t make a difference, just explain that you need a extra set of rear Bimini support poles. My dealer was not a stickler for a HIN. They’re just stainless poles.

I have a new to me 2011 210. We have to rack store it which requires the Bimini to be laid down. The brackets for the rear stanchions leave scratches. I had one Cobalt owner tell me his came with a set of shorter 18” rear stanchions, but in calling Cobalt and several dealers, I’m told that’s not th...

Yogi Bear wrote: ↑Thu Jun 22, 2023 9:12 pm Well this is funny I'm visiting the site trying to figure out how to post pics and did not post anything per set and yet somebody says it's BS. I get it can somebody tell me how to post pics and continue my conversations thank you very much

Just ribbing ya, we do that on this site……..

This post is BS without pics..

A tro, I can’t even say it..

Roger3 wrote: ↑Mon Mar 20, 2023 10:04 am I know this is the Cobalt forum, but have you considered just getting a Malibu?

The interior looks great! Good on the interior shop-and agree about the slats. Waiting to see what how you'll refit the 19BR you'll find next! Miss my 19BR, but have to say, this 18TH is it…. She loves our Marker One, I always wanted a18TH. Swapping out the cracked 302 for a 351. Have too much inve...

First off... Really cool people are saving and appreciating these old hulls. Second... Thank you for keeping the style of the interior. I'm an 80's 19BR fan and cringe when I see those amazing seats and bolsters fitted with J.C. Whitney (just dated myself) stock. Third.. That boat shed-for days! Th...

Congratulations

So happy with how they turned out. Scurrying to get completed by 7//1/2023.

There are plenty of these Mercruiser engines listed on Facebook marketplace. Around 1979, Cobalt switched from the 302 and 351 cu in motors, which were Ford based, to 305 and 350 cu in motors, which are GM based. These GM based Mercruiser motors are readily available out there. Don’t know where the ...

Dudley, first congrats on getting some 'rainy day' projects. They both look to be in fine shape for their age (I hear that from my sibs). But I'm a little surprised you didn't make points by sticking with the nicknames! I did, and she loves showing off 'her' boat. :-) The Admiral has a great sense ...

Congrats good to see a classic go to another member of this Cult!

Like it a lot!!