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Bow/Cockpit Cover Questions

06c6z06

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Location
Panama City Beach, Fl, 32413
Boat Make
Yamaha
Year
2016
Boat Model
SX
Boat Length
24
Getting ready to buy the Yamaha bow and cockpit cover for my 16 SX240 and install them. (Have use the search but found nothing). My question is: should I buy the covers with the snaps already installed and does the cover come with the male part of the snap with the cover? Or buy without the snaps and do the snaps, both male and female come with the cover? I will be doing the install.

Thanks.
 
Buy the one with the snaps already installed. It comes with everything you need to install. The snapless one is basically for replacing the one with snaps, so you can lay it on top of the old one and add the snaps in the same exact spot, rather than reposition them on the boat.
 
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