billet interior aftermarket pieces?

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  • sanddragon2004
    • Sep 2005
    • 78


    #1

    billet interior aftermarket pieces?

    So question guys would anybody here be intersted in custom billet accents for there boats? guage pods, shifters, etc?

    I have a really good friend that owns a machine shop and makes trick aftermarket ATV parts and was thinking about sending some of my stuff to him to see what he could make in billet alum. I can get stuff plated, anodized. etc. just curios if any nautique owners are into that level of customizing?
    93 sport nautique
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  • Erik
    Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
    • Sep 2003
    • 653

    • New England

    #2
    RE: billet interior aftermarket pieces?

    Zero, perhaps quite negative interest here from me. But I am extremely conservative about stuff like this on Correct Crafts. I would say let's leave the chrome billet nonsense to the Master Craft set. And I don't mean for that to be derogatory. MasterCraft has set the tone for this with the current X-Star.

    It screams "--> put more billet here <--" on just about every piece of fascia.

    Correct Craft on the other hand, doesn't scream that to me.

    Just my opinion.

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    • sanddragon2004
      • Sep 2005
      • 78


      #3
      RE: billet interior aftermarket pieces?

      o sorry, man i didnt reazlie that was how people felt. i come from the off road world and customizing **** was always a big thing i just figured if you really liked ur setup u would want to do things to set it apart.

      no disrespect meant to anybody.
      93 sport nautique

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      • Erik
        Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
        • Sep 2003
        • 653

        • New England

        #4
        RE: billet interior aftermarket pieces?

        No disrespect detected whatsoever! And you shouldn't apologize man. And especially not to me!

        That was just my opinion. But I do think many CC owners and enthusiasts tend to be more conservative in general about things like that - and how they add accessories and - this word pains me at this point to even type out - but to add "bling" to their boats. God I hate that term.

        But MasterCraft clearly welcomes "b***g" with a lot of what is seen on the X-Star. Malibu gently beckons it too but more subtly. Correct Craft kind of gives "b***g" the cold shoulder.

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        • Justin1933
          • Feb 2005
          • 240

          • Orange County, CA

          • 2005 SV-211
          #5
          RE: billet interior aftermarket pieces?

          This site is definitely more conservative...I personally am the complete opposite...I think the Mastercraft/X-star kills the Nautiques on looks. As someone always said...Opinions are like A-holes...Everyone has one..

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          • Miljack
            1,000 Post Club Member
            • Dec 2004
            • 1616

            • Charlotte, NC

            • '08 230 TE ZR6
            #6
            I'm probably more on the conservative side, but I like some tastefully "trick" stuff on our boat. I would think if you did the design work well, that you may find a market for some items.
            Maybe a throttle lever "ball" or some cool dash pieces. I know that I'm going to look for something to replace the cheap plastic steering wheel center cover (on our boat, I have a beautiful wood Momo wheel) which launches itself at the driver on any sharp wake crossing. I could also see some carbon pieces upgrading the trim in some spots...
            Just my $0.02...

            Jack
            2008 230 TE-ZR6
            1999 Pro Air Python-sold and moved away :-(

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            • baine157
              • Oct 2006
              • 77


              #7
              Keep it classy Keep it Class

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