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 Getting caught up with the little projects.  Added drains for the dorades.  I used 7/8-inch pipes epoxied in place - this gives a very nice and robust drain.  I also used the same pipe as conduit in the dorades for routing the wires to the nav lights that will eventually be installed.

 

I also made covers for the compass and the Depth/Speed instruments.
  
 
 Now that all the wiring has been decided on, it was time to get the seatbacks in place.  Filling the spaces with foam wasn't as messy as I feared.  I used my nail gun to attach the panels to the frames.  Now I'm fairing the edges in preparation for the seatback top piece.
 
 




 

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