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| Announcement: Targa 30 bathing area cushion covers |
| Posted: Titan30 @ Sat Feb 04, 2012 6:31 pm |
Hi all as its my first post lets hope i get it right.
Am looking to spruce up my Targa 30 for the season and the rear bathing area cushion is looking rather tied to say the least, would like to repl...
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| Announcement: Installing a glomex tv antenna on a Fairline Targa 27 1989 |
| Posted: Willarm @ Tue Jan 31, 2012 12:14 am |
I have recently bought a V9125/00 omnidirectional TV antenna including the line amplifier 12/24vdc and I'm looking for advice or instructions how to install it in my fairline targa 27 (1989)
This i...
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| Announcement: 19' seat |
| Posted: marlowboy @ Thu Jan 26, 2012 4:03 pm |
Hello again, still not had my boat in the water but now have a couple of mooring options so looking forward to the Spring!
Another question, I would like to fit a folding seat on the starboard side...
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| Announcement: Teak or Synthetic Decking? |
| Posted: SDY 44 @ Tue Jan 17, 2012 12:02 pm |
The transom on our Targa 29 is laminated teak that has worn, split and blistered. I have quotes of circa £2k for replacement with Teak that inclds removal of the old, and £700 for synthetic alternativ...
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| Announcement: Water ingress into bilge !! |
| Posted: Hightide @ Thu Jan 12, 2012 8:35 pm |
Getting sea water in bilge is this the norm ? Empty / dry out comes back within hours !! Few litres
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