1988 Bayliner Capri restoration, parts needed

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Sandy-man

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I'm in the process of mostly restoring my 1988 18' Bayliner. I am missing a few parts for the removable soft top/enclosure. 2 of the 4 anchors for the frame of the top are broken, need replaced, but don't have a clue as to where to begin my search. Please see attached pic of the part(s) I'm looking for. Any ideas of where to begin my search? Thank you!
 

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Brunswick was very good at sourcing commonly available products to help keep costs down, have you look to see if there is ANY sort of identifying information on the intact pieces? Sometimes you can find virtually identical parts at big box hardware stores, often in an unlooked-for location. Or you may be able to replace all the pieces with something different, that is easily sourced/replaced and serves the same function.
 
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bajaman123 said:
Brunswick was very good at sourcing commonly available products to help keep costs down, have you look to see if there is ANY sort of identifying information on the intact pieces? Sometimes you can find virtually identical parts at big box hardware stores, often in an unlooked-for location. Or you may be able to replace all the pieces with something different, that is easily sourced/replaced and serves the same function.
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Yeah, there's nothing for id on the good parts I have. Was hoping someone already went down this rabbit hole and would be willing to share sourcing info. Thank you
 
redneck joe

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could you fab from oak wood?

Try https://www.baylinerownersclub.org/

pretty uppity people so state your business and get out. They do also (or used to) have a sales section but if not they are the experts to help you.

all other general stuff, come back here. None better. A merc is a merc...
 
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