Drift boat cover

MarkR

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Just picked up a small 13 ft drift boat. Anyone have a recommendation for a good boat cover?
 

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For storage only or when towing also?
 
Thank you I’ll look into 5 C’s. Did not see much on amazon what brand did you use, and did it fit good?
 
I’ve had one of the 5Cs on my drift boat for years and it’s still going strong. You might pay more up front but mine has lasted a long time in Eastern Washington heat and sun.
 
I bought a 5C's cover 12 years ago. Other than a few stains, the cover is still intact, sound & is now residing in SW Montana. Worth every dollar I paid for it.
 
Had 5C's on two Clacks, a high side and LP...worth every dime. The guy with my LP still using it, has to be 15 years old by now.
 
@Paige what did you go with on an Amazon Cover for your Driftboat? I'm gonna be looking for a replacement in the near future.

I just got off the phone with 5 C's Boat Covers. She just retired. However, she will be in the process of Training up a new Business Buyer. She suggested I call back in a few weeks. Im gonna give it a month or so and circle back.

Happy 4th all.

Bob
 
@Paige what did you go with on an Amazon Cover for your Driftboat? I'm gonna be looking for a replacement in the near future.

I just got off the phone with 5 C's Boat Covers. She just retired. However, she will be in the process of Training up a new Business Buyer. She suggested I call back in a few weeks. Im gonna give it a month or so and circle back.

Happy 4th all.

Bob
I still have mine from 2014 or there about. When you get new contact info please post. Her covers are the best. A couple of seam threads are separating. She did a custom cover for my 8’ pram/drifter.IMG_1457.jpeg
 
@Mark Yoshida

Will do.

The boat cover on my Driftboat is probably 20 - 25 years old. I am sure she made it. It is still serviceable and I dont park the boat under cover. Quite impressive craftmanship. Ive prolonged its' life by covering the Canvas, with a blue tarp, in the winter as it usually allowsthe snow to slide off.

BTW Mark, you can touch up those seams fairly easily with a Speedy Stitcher and some Artificial Sinew. That Sinew is basically a Kevlar type thread. Both items are at Hobby Lobby or Amazon.
 
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