Looking for these bolsters. 88 28 Mariner

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Stewyscarver
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Looking for these bolsters. 88 28 Mariner

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On our 3697, my wife made new covers for ours. If you are not handy with a sewing machine, there must be somebody in your area that is.
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Post by bud37 »

We just got an upholstery person to recover ours when they were worn out ( good winter job for them )..... if you can find/ buy the heat seamed material, then to recover is fairly easy.
FWIW.....The above is just my opinion.
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