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Old 10-19-2008
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portlight replacement

All the portlights in my bristol 30 are crazed. I am looking for a manufacturer that can provide openning ports to replace all my fixed ports. I cannot find any that will fit the existing rough openning on my boat...can anyone help? Large port openning is 17 1/2 x 8 1/2. Small ports are 9 1/2 x 4. Thank You!
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You will not find direct replacement for the large fixed ports. For the smaller ports there are a lot of alternatives. I replaced all of my ports with opening stainless steel ports but had to fill in the openings first.

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These guys supplied at least some of the ports for the Bristol 32 named Kestrel. Maybe they can help:
atkinshoyle dot com
Worth a shot.
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