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    Gulf Coast boats leaning post

    My military whaler project is moving along and I need a leaning post that matches the "battle ship grey" or whatever they call it. Correct me if I am wrong, but the Gulf Coast boats use the same color as the Brunswick whalers? A

    Can anyone with a Gulf Coast let me know if the leaning post bolts to the floor, or if it is part of the deck (glassed in)? Based on the pics from their website, it looks like the 18 leaningpost is bolted on top of the deck, and the larger boats have the glassed in leaning post. Check the link below:
    Features - Gulf Coast Boats
    http://www.gulfcoastboats.net/features.htm
    Opitional Large Console The optional large console is available for all our boats except for the 180 and 250. It offers ample room for a dealer installed portable potty, and offers easy access to store gear and electronics. A new console rail design and backrest offers better support and with this larger console comes comfort
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    Call Mike and Susan Gilley at Gulf Coast boats. Very nice folks and glad to answer your questions.
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      Will do, Thanks

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        The fiberglass ones bolt to the floor.

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        • #5
          Mine bolts to the floor...
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            They bolt to the floor but not like your thinking. The primary use for this is to be able to get to the fuel tank if it ruptures without cutting the deck. In order for it to work on another boat you would have to make a lip in the floor for it to sit flush. If not there will be a raised portion about 3/4-1" all the way around the leaning post. This is on the newer models. I can't remember how they did it prior the newer hulls with liners.

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