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Well, I really haven't been pleased with what I see. I'd like to find
an OE which is next to impossible. But otherwise it seems like the
bimini's all look like an old buggy top.

style is one thing ,protection is another.

And next year I may have a different boat. one WITH a top.


JimH wrote:
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Bryan, mine ouwld be too, if I had a Bimini top on my boat


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If it wasn't so blasted hot, I'd have it out a lot more often. I've
had it out about 5 times since memorial day. boohoo.


Unbearably hot is our number 1 motivation for going to the lake!


Why not buy one then? They are relatively inexpensive and quite easy to
install. We paid $340 for ours and purchased it over the net.


Buggy top? You won't find any bimini stylish or non buggy top looking on a
small boat, even when professionally installed.........if you expect to be
able to stand underneath it. The look is diminished as the boat length is
increased.

Looks like a 25+ footer is in your future.....otherwise get used to the
'buggy top' look with biminis or continue to fry in the sun. ;-)