Copilot storage made from lucite sheet cut, heated and formed into a simple L shape. Mounted to forward bulkhead and seat box. Teak trim stiffens and covers the top edge.

Port console shelf is divided by teak kitchen drawer dividers to keep stuff organized. Grippy mats in each section keep stuff from shifting around. The bride requested a grab handle.

Center console covered with grippy mat. A prized addtion is the embroidered towel given to us by Brenda Byrd at our first CD gathering. Binoc / cup holder will be mounted in front of helm. Windlass switch can be reached from helm, standing at center window or from the foredeck.

Galley cabinets were cut into the starboard seat box. Hinged lid covers long box used to hold rope, tools and other stuff. The whale foot pump works great and conserves water. At left of top center is a clip that mates with fingers on the starboard bed support.

Lucite compartment is handy for holding charts and stuff.

Long chart rack mounted with 4200. I have seen several versions of this on other CDs. .

Added Furuno 1715 Radar and Navman F210 Flowmeter (Far Left guage). Fabricated new mount for Garmin GPS/chartplotter. Both units can be swiveled and rotated up and down. Radar and GPS connected via NMEA 0183 interface allowing transfer of NAV DATA and Waypoint Lollipop to Radar.

Shade is split to allow air circulation from forward side windows. Shade is made from canvas with dowel rods on top and bottom to allow easy rollup.

Console Shelf Door Down shows storage area for towels and misc books.

Flip light provides directed light onto the control switch panel. Very useful at dusk when you can't see the panel but do not want bright lights while your eyes adjust to the dark.

Starbard Window Covers Down make a soft light

Window Shade can be rolled down to intermediate positions.

Water Tank Sight Tube added to allow quick monitoring of water level in tank inside port storage enclosure. Black label tape on the tube clamps mark 1/2 and Full Levels. One end of the tube tees into the 1/2 inch tube exiting the bottom of the tank and the other end tees back into the vent tube exiting the top of the tank. I got the idea of a colored ball or float from Sea Wolf (thanks, Joe).

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