Don't much dig the bare fiberglass floor - does anyone know if anyone makes carpets to match the layout?
Thanks!
In ‘73 with my brand new E-32 II, the then very chic factory shag carpeting looked great for about 3 sails and getting wet with salt water from swimming anchorages in Miami waters.
I/we learned early on to pick up cheaper carpet remanent pieces from carpet stores and use the original as a pattern.
Down the road, the galley area at the companionway entry was surfaced with a Teak & Holly sole and the carpeting forward lasted a little longer at least.
The Teak & Holly veneered ply was difficult to attach given the curved sole and it sucked up dirt like a sponge only to look dingy as well in short order too.
Years later, a new product, “Plasteak” Came out with a vinyl Teak & Holly looking product that is pliable to floor curves and easy to clean plus durable.
We installed it and have been more than pleased! We DID keep the main salon carpeting for a feature of warmth and sound quieting purposes.
Just some food for thought from one who has had that T-Shirt for a very long time.