Front pontoon trim replacement with built in lights?
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Aluminum Maiden
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Front pontoon trim replacement with built in lights?
On the front I've got some crusty old ebay lights that get stepped on. They used to be great but the trim is a bit dented anyway so it would be nice to just replace the whole thing with lights. It would be even cooler if it had nav lights as well. Any recommendations guys? Thanks
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where men can't walk or freely talk
and sons turn their fathers in.
2008 Palm Beach Castmaster 200 Yamaha T60 18 mph upriver 22 mph downriver
2019 F150 EcoBeast 3.5 Supercrew 4x4 Max tow, Truetrac . Mods' a plenty
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TheWhisker
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Re: Front pontoon trim replacement with built in lights?
I think these are cool but it seems you need to order them through a dealer (sounds expensive). I'm thinking of doing the same to get my lights out of the way too.
https://shop.pontoons.com/products/corn ... ith-lights
https://shop.pontoons.com/products/corn ... ith-lights
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