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Posted for "James H. Keyworth" <jhk@clearwire.net>:

  John Hafen wrote:  "... Does anyone know where to go to find handles such as
  these (both inside and   out)?  I'd like to go with something a little nicer
  than what you see on the   typical Beachcraft or Piper."
  
  Try any autowrecker's yard, John; I'm sure you'll find something to taste,
  and probably in good condition.
  
  The interior type from an older Toyota should match.  If you want
  soft-surface, try an American car.  For the exterior, there are many from
  '50s & '60s vintage in chrome or stainless steel that are sleeker (less
  drag) but just as strong as the ones in your pictures.
  
  If you want new, check out a boating store: many boats--sail & power--have
  such grab handles.
  
  JHK