Replacement Dash & Switch Panels for Mako Boats
Over 123 Mako projects on file.
We have the experience others don’t.
We know Mako. Every project can be tailored to your spec with waterproof construction, UV-resistant materials, and circuit protection built to proper marine standards.
- We Specialize in Replacement Panels for Mako Boats
- 10,000+ Dash & Switch Panels Built for Real Boats, Just Like Yours
- We Build One-off Custom Projects Tailored to Your Mako
Browse Our Mako Dash Panel Design Library
Over 123 real Mako dash panel designs on file, previously built for actual owners.
Many panels span multiple model years and console layouts, so even if you don’t see your exact boat, chances are we’ve built something very close.
And if not, we can build from scratch — we’ve designed and built 10,000+ dash and switch panels.
About Our Mako Dash Panel Design Library
Our Mako design library includes 123 documented dash and switch panel projects built for Mako boat owners across 42 different models, with model years ranging from 1972 to 2015. Every project represents a real, completed build created for a specific customer — not a concept, template, or stock layout.
Across these projects, the library contains 216 individual engineering drawing pages, including panel layouts, cut dimensions, and component placements. Many projects also include reference photos provided by customers, with 95 total pictures currently available. Some projects include multiple images.
Mako has a long production history — from the original 1960s and 1970s offshore center consoles to the modern Tracker-era boats. Because Mako reused similar console geometries across multiple production years, exact year matches aren’t always required to find a relevant starting point. Searching a range of nearby years or comparable models often produces the most useful results.
All images and drawings shown in this library are the Intellectual Property of New Wire Marine, and may not be taken or reproduced. Full-resolution PDF drawings may be requested once you are working directly with a project manager, and final dimensions and fitment are always verified as part of the quoting and design process.
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Why Mako Owners Trust New Wire Marine
Mako has been building serious offshore fishing boats since 1967 — and Mako owners are a particular breed. Whether you’re restoring a vintage 171 from the 70s, fishing a 252 on the reef, or running a 282 to the canyons, your dash needs to be reliable, clean, and built to take a beating in saltwater.
We are proud to be one of the most experienced builders of aftermarket Mako switch and dash panels anywhere in the world. Our team works closely with you to ensure our panels match your specific boat’s console geometry, your switch preferences, and your electronics setup — whether you’re running a classic Mercury setup or a modern multi-screen helm.
Whether you own a vintage 25 still on her original trailer, a well-loved 261, or a newer 1901, we likely already have your panel design on file. Our aftermarket Mako dash panels deliver factory-quality fit with your custom specifications.
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Whether you’re doing a DIY repair or upgrading your Mako’s helm, we carry the exact components you need—selected specifically for compatibility with Mako panels and console spaces.
We Know Mako Boats
Mako boats span more than four decades of production, and switch hardware has changed dramatically over that range. Vintage 70s and 80s Makos often have aging toggle switches and pushed circuit breakers that simply aren’t made anymore — we routinely convert these to modern Carling-style rocker switches, which are easier to source, easier to label, and a direct fit in most replacement panels we build.
Newer Tracker-era Makos use Carling-compatible rockers as factory standard, so our switches and actuators are typically a direct fit. Our laser-etched labeling gives you clean, readable identification in any light, and if you prefer a different look, we can convert your panel to push-button switches on request.
Mako has used a wide range of console geometries across production years — particularly between the early Mako 17/20/25 hulls, the 80s and 90s mid-size center consoles, and the modern Tracker-era models. Exact mounting dimensions and switch counts can vary even within the same model number across years, which is why our 216 engineering drawings are such a valuable starting point.
Where previous builds have flagged fitment notes or installation considerations, your project manager can review those details before we ever start production. That institutional knowledge — built up over 123 Mako projects — saves time and prevents surprises during install.
Mako owners tend to be hard-core offshore fishermen — and many are vintage hull restorers who treat their boats as long-term projects. They want a helm that matches the durability of the boat itself: clean layouts, proper circuit protection, marine-grade switches, and materials that hold up to saltwater, sun, and decades of use.
Over time, panels fade, switches corrode, breakers fail, and the original layout stops making sense for the way the boat is rigged today. That’s where a custom dash makes a good Mako run even better — without losing what made it a Mako in the first place.
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