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When I was on my quest for a new boat last year the biggest problem I had was brokers and private sellers using photos of the boat when they bought it, like 5 or 10 years ago. Drove all the way from Michigan to Virginia to look at a boat that the broker assured me were recent pictures only to pull up to the boat and see an absolute disaster of damage on the outside. Actually went inside and talked to the broker to make sure I was looking at the right boat. After she lied to me again about the pictures being recent she wanted to know if I wanted to see the inside because it was supposedly in great shape. Cut my losses and went home, another 9 hours. When I sold my last boat I took recent pictures and the first person to look at it bought it on the spot because it actually looked like the pictures. Amazing concept, tell the truth and people trust you, who would have thought lol. Sorry about the rant, strangely I feel much better now lol. 

Crazy what comes from the factory. The original owner paid for that! LoL

I would be worried about going to sell it and buyers knowing it should have an ice maker and it is gone. That is a higher dollar Rinker to be missing an oem appliance. I would first see if you can affordably repair it. The units are pretty simple. We love our ice maker, have had them on the last two boats and they are awesome.

Canvas shop as said previously will make them. My friend with a fishing boat had his canvas re done and they didn't even use his old frame they just built a new one so it must not be that difficult. 

Wecome to the forum.  You won't find anyplace that sells them new for a boat that old.  Sometimes you can find "new old stock" items on www.greatlakesskipper.com -- but you will probably need to have them fabricated by a canvas shop.  

2x you have the bronze bushings installed & correct!