Windshield navigation light replacement Grady-White 23

[cuddy|captain]

I just got myself a Grady-White 23, and I've realized that the navigation light on the windshield needs to be replaced. Does anyone know where I can find one or have any good sources for Grady-White parts? I'd really appreciate any help

 

[Bradl3y_S]

Curious to know why you need a replacement so soon?
Anyway, I suggest you try contacting a local authorized Grady-White dealer.
They'll have access to OEM parts and can help you get the exact light you need for your model!
If you want to explore options outside OEM, places like Boat Outfitters and eBay would be a good start.

 

[Racoons_]

Grady-White charges premium prices for basic parts just because of the badge, half their navigation lights are the same generic models you'll find on far cheaper boats., you're mostly paying for the logo.

 

[affectionate omelet]

I just got myself a Grady-White 23, and I've realized that the navigation light on the windshield needs to be replaced. Does anyone know where I can find one or have any good sources for Grady-White parts? I'd really appreciate any help

Congrats on the new boat! For windshield-mounted nav lights, you might wanna check if your current setup uses Attwood or Perko units. A few owners have had luck swapping in Attwood LIGHTARMOR or Perko Stealth LEDs without much hassle, as long as the base covers old screw holes. If you're unsure about fit, Boat Outfitters (as @Bradl3y_S suggested) has a wide selection and can help match parts by model year. Have you already pulled the old light to check the mounting footprint?

 

[DeckedOutDude]

It's great advice to start by checking the mounting footprint. Upgrading to LEDs is totally worth it, they're brighter and way more reliable than halogen bulbs. Just be sure to check that the wire gauge is compatible if you're planning to switch to higher wattage LEDs.