Cabin Door/33' SF
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bosdockpilot
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Cabin Door/33' SF
Happy Holidays All...I was wondering if anyone has had to replace the main cabin door on a 33 SF. Combination of door delaminating and a owner break-in (lockset failure)forces door replacement. I would like to keep it original equipment if possible. It would be greatly appreciated if anyone has any info. In advance Thanks, Steve
Steve, Long time no hear. How're things? I know Frank Price replaced his door a couple of years ago. Hopefully he'll chime in. I believe there are pics in the Slide Show section. Regards, Doug L. 1986 33 Bertram FBC Queen Elizabeth Marblehead, MA [img]http://www.bertram33.com/photogallery/p ... sabeth.jpg[/img]
Regards, Doug L.
1986 33 Bertram FBC Cummins 6BTA's Queen Elizabeth
Marblehead, MA

1986 33 Bertram FBC Cummins 6BTA's Queen Elizabeth
Marblehead, MA

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franklyprice
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Steve, I did replace mine because it started to delaminate, also I didn't like all those flat panel doors , so I had the interior doors made from oak and the entry door from mahogany. I didn't like the fact that all the doors were just flat panels, kinda reminded me of a cheap house. If you want to keep the OEM look, you could re-glue it together with west system epoxy and clamp it up until it cured , or you could have a new one made up from marine ply and have the outside skinned in formica if you could find a color to match.The inside could easily be re-veneared (sp?) in oak to match the inside of your boat. Cabinet makers have no problem making doors.
Frank Price
1987 SF "Jeanne Claire"
Rowley Ma

1987 SF "Jeanne Claire"
Rowley Ma

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