Recent content by stevedenton

What a doll, they've sure kept her in great shape.

Thanks James. Looks like I should take it to the scales at the local landfill, they will weigh it for 2 bucks, its just 30 miles away.

Thanks Tom, that helps a lot. Mine is an X-Long house but that should not add more than a few hundred pounds to the dry weight, which would probably be just about offset by the lighter outboard. Hi Jack. Some pretty serious inquiries, but have not closed a sale yet. After posting my inquiry...

I have a 1982 CD 27' extra long house set up for single outboard. Anyone out there know the approximate weight of the boat. Have made several inquiries to factory, but no response. Thanks.

Still doesn't work, UNCLE.

Photo album is set up now: http://www.c-brats.com/modules.php?set_ ... _album.php Thanks again Larry for your help, I added a picture showing one of the reasons I'm partial to the older C-Dorys. In Southeast Alaska there are many bays with long shallow tide flats, most with a decent sized...

1993-beached on hunting trip One of the flat bottom advantages, run into shallow rivers and bays at high tide, who cares if you run dry.

Thanks much Larry for posting the pictures. As to weight, I have a inquiry into the factory, will post the answer when I get it.

I'll try again here. No luck, will see about setting up a photo album, just seems like I should be able to download from my computer. Might take a while for this techno peasant to figure it out.

Good Day Jack, Thanks for the inquiry and please feel free to pass any of the information on to others who might be interested. Its been hard to get the point where I realize I need to sell and now that I am here, I want it done. The boat started as a commercial hand troller in Petersburg...

Boat outfitted for hand trolling but currently used for recreation. Low hours, excellent condition. Dickinson oil stove, new GPS and sounder, 2 holds, 80 gallon fuel, 23 gallon fresh water, dual station hydraulic steering. 9.9 hp 4 stroke kicker. EZ Loader Trailer.