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Thanks for the tip. . Will consider painting the eyebrow but we are already into $20+K estimate with my $2000 deductible additional so .....

Hinckley didnt say impossible to match but River Supply is good. Reason to color match is because the cabin structure is undamaged and insurance wouldn't pay for that part I am sure. And all the cushions and exterior canvas is green. So green it is.

My bad. Had accident. Mucho cosmetic damage so need paint . I know the factory uses gel coat but the yard (Hinckley here in Savannah) says whole boat needs painting with LP. from toe rail down. Any idea how to match the green on the cabin? The bone color or whatever it's called should be easy...

I replaced the galvanized chain with stainless and maybe it is just slightly different enough in the chain spacing to cause a jam on "up" just about 5feet from the anchor. Or perhaps it needs more drag on the chain to keep it from bunching? Maybe put my foot (in shoe of course) lightly on it at...

I just took the Wallas out of my new to me boat. It probably came with the boat, a 2006 model C-25. I havenet tried it yet but if anyone is interested, I will see if I can fire it up.

It is a Yamaha F200XD 4 cylinder. The Lowrance is a Elite 7 TI2 (not 12), I as in India. The water is finding its way onto the "salon" floor. I am getting a little hand suction pump to do deal with the rest.

Motor is a 2013 with 130 hours and I definitely want to monitor its health through the YAMaha NMEA cable to a new Lowrance 7 TI2. There is a 1/2 inch of water in the bilge. Normal? Water pump definitely bad. How about a sealed RV pump which may be less prone to corrosion?

Thanks for the tips. Our 4 car garage is normally quite full and usually there is an old Rolls or Bentley or STudebaker or or or. So no trucks invited. Maybe the Wallas will go on Ebay but I will try to get it gong first. I have noted issues here on the forum that I will see if mine has them...

C 25 2006 on trailer from seller broker in Charleston to dry rack storage here on Wilmington island. Known issues: water pump inop, GPS fogged screen (have new Lowrance 7 TI2 to replace) Wallas stove probably never used and will replace with simple Butane cooker, water heater takes up too much...

Thank you for the speedy replies. Yes I think 200 hp is optimum based on power/weight ratio and the fact we will be carrying a full cruising load Without casting aspersions at anyone, I was under the impression C-dorys were bullet proof-ish. Sounds like maybe not the case.