www.iFourWinns.com

Does anyone have contact information on Four Winns supplier/manufacturer of the Vista cabin curtains and bed spreads? Thanks!

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2002 Vista 298 VP 5.0Gxi

No, but if you are looking to purchase replacements, you can find them on the Four Winns website: http://www.fourwinns.net/partbook/index.php

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Current Boat: 2000 Four Winns 298 Vista
Previous Boat: 2000 Carver 406MY

Thanks for the reply - I did get a quote from Four Winns dealer $860.00 for the bow berth bedspread. It would really be nice if someone could locate their supplier.

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2002 Vista 298 VP 5.0Gxi

Yikes! I guess I will be contacting a seamstress when it is time to replace mine. Just hope they can match the pattern. Please let us know if you find the vendor.

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Current Boat: 2000 Four Winns 298 Vista
Previous Boat: 2000 Carver 406MY

Here is a place we were going to use. http://www.qualitycustomlinens.com They were very helpful. But we ended up just buying a Queen size comforter instead. Works just as well if not better.

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348 Vista ( Last Call )
Raystown PA

Yeah, you can get away with regular linens for the top sheet, blanket or comforter. For the bottom (fitted) sheet and mattress pad you really want to get custom fitted ones. Regular ones will pull loose all the time and disrupt your sleep. The custom spread is nice though. The way it fits does look nice compared to tucking in something standard.

I can't imagine having a custom one made by a local seamstress could even begin to come close to what the factory would gouge for it. Even redoing a whole set seems like it ought to be less expensive. Start with a standard size set and have someone cut it down to proper size. Starting with a larger sized standard set would probably leave enough spare material to deal with all the edges, and probably a small roll pillow or two.

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-Bill Kearney, 2005 348 Vista