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Ahoy everybody! I am in desperate need of a bow rail for a 1997 Ciera Sunbridge 2655. I do not need the whole rail - just the "dolphin-nose portion of it like the one in the photo. Is anybody parting out their 2655? I am located in Central Florida. Thanks!
"Captain Sensible" post=805841 wrote:
Ahoy everybody! I am in desperate need of a bow rail for a 1997 Ciera Sunbridge 2655. I do not need the whole rail - just the "dolphin-nose portion of it like the one in the photo. Is anybody parting out their 2655? I am located in Central Florida. Thanks!
I'm pretty sure that the top rail is all one piece, and you don't want to cut it because that's where most of the strength is. Have you tried straightening it? Seems it just needs a little persuasion.
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Greetings Captain! Indeed, the bow rail is actually 3 pieces. The dolphin nose is one and there are 2 heel pieces spliced inside one of the stanchion T's. Straightening it out may be my last resort as opposed to having a stainless steel guy fabricate a new one. I'll let you know how it goes. Thanks!
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