The remodelled cockpit.

Comment by Jamie Rohan on July 5, 2010 at 7:10pm

Thanks Charlie, doesn't offer as much protection as yours on "times two" I see. But it's good for the tropical sun.

Comment by luis on July 13, 2010 at 7:31am

i jamie. looks very nice, congratulations.
one of my ideas is to do something very similar; maintaining the dodger i already made.
it seems that you changed the seats, gave more height to the rear one and eliminated the longitudinal ones, did you?
do you have photos without the mattress/pillows
tks
regards

Comment by Jamie Rohan on August 24, 2010 at 11:49pm

Sorry for the delay Luis, no the original side seats are still there as they form the lockers that you walk on, but the rear ones, i've cut the top off, but left the frame work for rigidity. This bench seat sits approx 12" above the level of the originals. It is split in the center so that i can access the cooler box underneath, with kicking everybody off. The backrests are also hinged and come forward so that I can store fenders and lines on the back wall. I also store my gas bottle in here. In the "kick" panel, (behind your calves when seated) i've mounted my stereo speakers. The large speaker "cabinet" that is created produces great sound, which is reflect back to you from the front wall of the cockpit. I'm sorry i've searched around, but i can't find any "under construction" pics, nor any without the cushions. I'll try to remember to take some pics.

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