Posts by danconover

Standard three-piece t-top with inverted “moonie” (our trademark look). See how we attach? No snaps. Technique we pioneered over 25 years ago. Perfect fit no matter the temp.

Posted by danconover on Jan 18, 2016 in Photos, Photos tops | Comments Off on Standard three-piece t-top with inverted “moonie” (our trademark look). See how we attach? No snaps. Technique we pioneered over 25 years ago. Perfect fit no matter the temp.

Standard three-piece t-top with inverted “moonie” (our trademark look). See how we attach? No snaps. Technique we pioneered over 25 years ago. Perfect fit no matter the temp.

Note the front curtain extension to cover the gap between our track and the fabric top. I told you Jerry was good, didn’t I?

Posted by danconover on Jan 18, 2016 in Photos, Photos tops | Comments Off on Note the front curtain extension to cover the gap between our track and the fabric top. I told you Jerry was good, didn’t I?

Note the front curtain extension to cover the gap between our track and the fabric top. I told you Jerry was good, didn’t I?

That’s PVC sunshade used as screens. Will not stretch, shrink or UV deteriorate. Will at Carolina Yachts put a flushing head in the console and Don’s got a vent thru the top. You better believe it also has a privacy surround during use.

Posted by danconover on Jan 18, 2016 in Photos, Photos tops | Comments Off on That’s PVC sunshade used as screens. Will not stretch, shrink or UV deteriorate. Will at Carolina Yachts put a flushing head in the console and Don’s got a vent thru the top. You better believe it also has a privacy surround during use.

That’s PVC sunshade used as screens. Will not stretch, shrink or UV  deteriorate. Will at Carolina Yachts put a flushing head in the console and Don’s got a vent thru the top. You better believe it also has a privacy surround during use.

“What kind of duck was that?” Top lays down for navigating low bridges. Old photo. Great solution. Heaters in enclosed area for night/cold patrolling.

Posted by danconover on Jan 18, 2016 in Photos, Photos tops | Comments Off on “What kind of duck was that?” Top lays down for navigating low bridges. Old photo. Great solution. Heaters in enclosed area for night/cold patrolling.

“What kind of duck was that?” Top lays down for navigating low bridges. Old photo. Great solution. Heaters in enclosed area for night/cold patrolling.

Even Donny Jones’ “old school” handrail doesn’t throw us.

Posted by danconover on Jan 18, 2016 in Photos, Photos covers | Comments Off on Even Donny Jones’ “old school” handrail doesn’t throw us.