Boat cover recommendation

In2Deep · Aug 27, 2009

Just picked up a 1999 2100 DVCC and it will be stored outside under some trees in the offseason. Its my first boat with a hardtop ,any recommendations for a cover ?
Thanks,Jerry

Brent · Aug 27, 2009

I bought a tarp at
http://www.mytarp.com/boat-covers.aspx

Boat is stored in FL and more interested in UV protection.

Overton's has covers for CC on sale.

If the tarp works out then will buy another one due to low price and good material. It not, the Admiral will sew one using Sunbrella after she retires.

TomS · Aug 28, 2009

Jerry,

What part of the country do you live in? Big difference between a cover needed for someplace down south and one needed to survive through a New England snow storm.

-- Tom

In2Deep · Aug 28, 2009

East End of Long Island,NY(northeast)
Usually pretty nasty winters,but it will be like Florida in a few years with the global warming :lol:

Brent · Aug 28, 2009

Check with Fisher Canvas

Brent,
Thank you for your interest. We don't use Sunbrella to manufacture full covers as it is extremely costly and will not hold up as well as marine specified materials. We do use an 8oz polyester that is breathable, water repellant, mildew resistant, has very high UVA & UVB blockers. Our stock colors are tan, gray and dark green. The cost for a lightweight cover for your 1994 Parker Extended Cabin model 2320 is approx. $1372.00 plus shipping. Let me know if you have any questions or are interested in placing an order.
Jennifer
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R & R · Aug 28, 2009

Just my two cents.....My '96 2520 came with a Fisher cover. This cover has been on the R&R every year. I've had it back to Fisher twice for what I call a tuneup. They go over it and repair any wear spots or tears. Last spring I dropped it off and picked it up a month later. $60.00 and its good as new. Forteen years of use and still going strong. Alot less expensive than shrinkwrap and much better for the environment.