Looking for titan 3 tower

[Rbates]

Does anyone happen to know we're a titan 3 tower is hiding. Mine got tweaked really bad in a wreck and I would like to stay with same tower and mounting locations. Hoping I can find one that somebony took off or a dealership with one in the corner.

Thanks

[Nitrousbird]

Good luck.  I wouldn't count on finding one.

[TallRedRider]

There is a subculture of Titan III tower lovers.  I had one on my 2006 247 and it is the best tower I have ever owned.  If I went back to a Malibu of that vintage, I would absolutely look for one with it.  There are other threads where guys were looking, but they get purchased as soon as they come up.  Your best bet would be finding one in a boat salvage yard that hopefully has a giant hole in the fiberglass.  

[95echelon]

Could a machine shop copy it somehow? Seems like a little market here. 

Mine got tweaked too. But still usable. 

[jk13]

I wish you guys luck in finding your unicorns. 

In the meantime I had talked to the guys at DBG Concepts a while back and they do custom fits. Sounded like they could make a tower to fit your current foot locations.

 

[Rbates]

That's for advice guys. I'm realizing there is probly none left in existence. I guess that having one made to fit my mounts might be best option but sounds expensive

[TallRedRider]

I talked to Samson a few years back about getting one of their towers.  I asked about getting it made a little taller and maybe even swooping back a little farther so the tower speakers would be closer to the back of my boat.  They seemed super willing to work with me, and I don't think it was going to be a whole lot extra.  I think they do not keep a large warehouse full of towers for every boat, but sort of make them as they come anyway, so it would not be too hard.  It would have been one of their regular towers, but just some minor tweeks to parts of the uprights.  I would likely get a Samson if I needed a new tower.  

So I am sure they would work with you to do what they can to try to make it so you don't have to drill and patch new fiberglass.