Can/Will Anyone Identify This Chrysler Piece?

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Can/Will Anyone Identify This Chrysler Piece?

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Aw, man, that pic site is blocked at work, I'll have to wait till I get home to see..killing me with curiousity !
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Why do I hear the Jepordy music playing in the background. And EE's stuck at work. The wood looks like a piece of the table, but I don't recognise the shape. If it is a table piece, could you take pictures so I know how mine goes back together.
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Are you sure the curved piece is the top and not the front? Looks like a shelf piece to me. But we don't have a 26, so what do I know?
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You're killing me here !! :wink:
I got an hour and 45 before I can look !!
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Woodgrain, maybe about 8" by 24" ? Flat on bottom, bit of a concave curve in the upper left corner?? Playing in the dark,lol..
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Hey EE,
I just emailed ya the photos!

Enjoy buddy!
LOL!



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LOl, Capt Scott sent me the pic...beats me what it is..



Actually it looks like the lower tray on the table..hard to tell from the pics..
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Could it be the aft end of the sliding hatch?
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It could go on its side... I am wondering if it is a shelf from the sink cabinet.
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Can't quite tell the scale -how long is it? Whatever it is it fits in a space defined by those two mounting brackets (yeah i know, that's a duh)..its not the lower shelf on the table as that has two sides on it..doesn't look like anything I recall on EE..but looks OEM with those brackets..
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Its a finely calibrated torque rail for the head....sorry, couldn't resist
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al the pal wrote:Could it be part of a shelf from beneath the folding table over the swing keel trunk?
That was my original thought, but 2 feet isn't long enough I think. EE has a shelf similar to that under the portlight in the head,but again the length is too short I think..

lol, so put the whole boat back together and carry it around to see where it fits, I guess..
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EE might have it with the head under the portlight. covering the angle for the chainplates
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I'm going with the shelf in the head . . .
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Bob
Thanks that's it all right the bottom section Iam out of town could not get a photo posted forAL The Pal.

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EmergencyExit wrote:EE has a shelf similar to that under the portlight in the head,but again the length is too short I think..
WHOA, if I got that right from memory alone...I've done too much work on EE. Heck I've never even used the head...

Maybe I should switch to decaf as well... 8)
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Who knows their boats better than these guys!?

I've touched, cleaned, scraped, sanded, cut, modified and/or repaired every square inch of mine---and I haven't even sailed it yet!
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[/quote]

WHOA, if I got that right from memory alone...I've done too much work on EE. Heck I've never even used the head...

Maybe I should switch to decaf as well... 8)[/quote]

You say "I've done too much work on EE." WORKED TOO MUCH ON EE and you call yourself "Tightly Focused!" Yea, you are. :lol: Score yet another one for EE the Great Chrysler Sailor of OZ, the man behind the curtain as it were.

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Alan, lol...and I'm about to start some more work, oh, my..

Goal for end of year is to have her down at the Gulf for 2012. That trasiler is sure going to help..
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There's no sailboats like Chrysler, there's no sailboats like Chrysler, there's no sailboats like Chrysler! :lol:

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What a great thread and a GREAT Bunch 'O'Guys...thats what makes it so nice to come here for inspiration and guidancev!!!
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Thank you for solving the mystery, Bob! And I agree... this is a great community. Thanks again, everyone!
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