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Hi All,
I am a new member. I did not know there was so much interest in Mariah boats. For several years I have owned a 1996 Mariah Tolari Z201. I have owned many boats, and this one has been one of the best. The boat is in super shape and has been garage kept sence new. However the bracket that holds the radio in place is broken, and I am having trouble with the power to the accessories.
Unfortunately, we sold our lake house two years ago and have not used our boat sence. As a result, we have made the decision to sell. I want to repair these minor problems before selling. Does anyone know where I can find parts for this boat? Any info is appreciated.
Thanks
JWillie
Fayetteville, Ga

Hello and welcome. Sorry to hear you are going to part with your Mariah. Don't forget to point the new owner this way, this place is invaluable, especially for owners of older Mariahs.

As the original Mariah Boats Inc is no longer in business, sourcing unique parts like the stereo mount may prove difficult. Which part of the stereo mount is broken? If you mean the instrument panel down below the helm, forward of the throttle lever, there is a thread with details on how to re-inforce it:

http://www.mariahownersclub.com/foru...ead.php?t=1340

You could possibly get one made up, and powder coat it to match the original.

Electrical problems are often just corroded contacts etc. Look at the fuse block and remove and clean all the contacts. A little dielectric grease on re-assembly is a good idea as well.

Thanks
 

Thank you for the help!!! The info you sent was great. After I get her in shape do you know of a web site that Mariah owners sell their boats?
Thanks
JWillie

Hi JW

Sorry to hear about you selling your Mariah. Most people use E-bay or Kijiji etc but you can also post it here with a few pics. You never know who might be interested.

[QUOTE After I get her in shape do you know of a web site that Mariah owners sell their boats?[/QUOTE]

Right here! We've got a "Mariah Boats for Sale" category, feel free to post your boat in there, and make sure and post pics!