Toe rail for CD Typhoon

[Glenn Prentice]

Does anyone know how/where I might get a new toe rail for my '78 CD Typhoon?

Thanks,

Glenn



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[Joel]

I made them myself. I bought 10 foot 1x3 teak and ripped them in half. I eased the edges with a router and countersunk the holes to be used for the stainless screws used to attach them. I had the whole works for less than $150 (including rub rails). They easily bent into place.

Good luck,

Joel
Pokey II
'73 Ty #549 (still for sale)
Bayside, NY



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[Mystic Marine]

$225 plus shipping/tax for the toe rail, and the same for the rub rail. We have one set of toe rails with scuppers pre-cut in the aft section of the toe rail (made up for a customer and then lost for a while, so we had to make more).

Duncan Maio
Mystic Marine
781-329-9006 x20



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[Keith]

I also made my own toe rail from a piece of stock. I replaced the port toe rail, the last 7+ feet. I found it to be difficult to bend into shape and I ended up cracking the teak. Someone suggested to me afterwards that I should have soaked the teak to make it more pliable. I may replace it again with since I am unhappy with the way it is now.



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[Bill McMahon]

I got a rub rail from Mystic Marine. They were very helpful. They mill the stock a lot more accurately than anybody with a hand router could. All for not a lot more than the price of the raw teak. I don't think they do it for the money. They just love boats.


I can recommend them highly.



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