I have a 1990 200 pro pro craft bass boat. I am wondering if anyone can give me any information on a dash for the boat. My dash on the boat has cracked it's a foam dash and I need to replace it. Can anyone help me.
Thanks

I dont know where your located. But there is a place in Dallas called Mar-Lan industries you can google them they have a website. They make wiring harnneses dashes consols & all kinds of stuff for diffrent boat makers. But they have a injection molding machine so they can replicate most of anything when it come to stuff like that.

Thank you very much I will check into them.
Thanks again.

If you are seeing cracked foam in the dash, for your safety, be aware that Procraft in the Early 90's also installed flotation foam that has since broken down too. It can absorb/retain lake/rain water.

I totaled a '93 Procraft dual pro model on Amistad that essentially had foam that had absorbed water and boat broke in half after hitting a small wake from another boat.

The foam on the dash has cracked because my key switch went bad and when I went to replace it, it split down the side of the foam. What is the other flotation foam you are talking about located at so I can check it out also?
Thanks for the help.

Its all the flotation foam sandwiched between the floor and bottom hull. Kinda of yellow-orange and it gets no longer waterproof and will absorb and hold water.

I first noticed my boat bilge drain would drip water for many days after a trip to the lake or rain. Tiny spider web like cracking appeared in the hull and a few dripped water.

The boat seemed heavy on the trailer and in the water; my hole shot and top speed degraded.

After the breakup, we found the stringers were flexing and broken due to the weight of all the water in the foam.

It was a possible death trap and I never suspected it. The boat looked in great shape to the eye.

I know this is a little off topic but people need to careful about what they buy. 80s & 90s were bad years for a lot of boats. Lots of junk made back then. I cannot say that Procraft led the pack but they were definitely up there. Unfortunately for me it took 2 boat purchases to learn my lesson.

try this no.417 873 5900 Bass Pro now ownes ProCraft this would be a starting point.