PPI interior 38zrc

[mdgperf]

A special thanks to Jim and Lee from PPI interiors located in sarasota,fl(941-752-6271)for doing an awesome job of designing and building a custom interior for my donzi zrc,they are using 2 layers of sea-suspension foam in front seats,1 layer in back seats for nice smooth ride,also custom side panels with speakers and cup holders,they are also putting in grab rails for back seat,the foam will be covered in light grey and blue carbon inserts,they are also making full and cockpit covers,I highly recommend these guys for anyone looking for first class factory quality interior work,I will post pics of progress and final products

 

[stecz20]

looks good. jim and co are great people....

 

[YankeY]

Looking great. Don't forget the pictures when it's completed

 

[OldSchool]

Sweeeet!!!!

 

[Perlmudder]

badass!

 

[Tom A.]

Looking Awesome!

 

[Sunsation96]

Man that looks great keep the pictures coming!

 

[Jigsaw89]

So far so good. Let's see a pic of the entire ZRC!

 

[Spicy]

looks awesome....

 

[mosi]

you must need long arms to sit and drive that boat..........other than that....looks great!!

 

[High Priority]

Looks Great, PPI always does a GREAT job, you will really like the seats in big water

 

[LEOPAJM]

Looking good !

I would love to have the interior redone in Clifford !!!!!

 

[MattBMiller]

Looks great!

 

[GB]

Top shelf all the way...Lookin' good!

 

[mdgperf]

A few more pics,boat was former team adrenalin super v light

 

[catmando]

Best cockpit seating I've ever seen;

http://liquidglassboats.com/photos/cockpit

 

[Offshoredrillin]

A few more pics,boat was former team adrenalin super v light

I'm impressed Dave, now I know why you were so quiet about it. Congrats on a beautiful boat!

 

[LEOPAJM]

About how long to do a 5 man cockpit ?
And ballpark $$$ ?

 

[catmando]

Thats premiers work also...

I knew that, sorry I didn't say it in the post. :blush5:

 

[catmando]

sneek peek at the grabrails. they still need to be painted but they look good in raw fourm.

I take it that's how the liquid glass arm rests are done?