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OK Harvey, I have the same setup, Windows 10 and Chrome . When you click on the picture in your album then click on "copy image address" you wont see the address. Then go to your message body and proceed as before, .

Harvey-try a different browser

Regarding the Striper, I had an 18 footer walkaround once, with a 150 Johnson. I really liked that boat. Things I liked on it; standing at the helm, the cockpit jumpseats that came with it, the 50 gallon tank under the flat deck. Things I didn't like, the decal of a swordfish and the word...

Well, I too have quite a substantial hear loss. Mine is attributed to my time as a sight-setter in a 5 inch gun turret, stationed right between the two guns. I'm grateful for the VA provided hearing aids and batteries. Anyway, in 2014 I bought the cheapest 4x4 Jeep on the market. For some...

I believe the factory is now located in Bellingham. Also, there is a dealer, Master Marine, just down the road in Mt. Vernon. https://www.c-dory.com/contact/. Good luck. and welcome to the C-Brats.

Great price for a great boat and motor.

Lester "Dusty" Lampman, a Mustang, a true American hero.

Dotty and I go whale watching on a commercial vessel every year. Never had a bad experience and they always followed the rules. We've gone out of Seattle, Anacortes, Everett and LaConnor and this coming Monday going from Edmonds A wonderful PNW experience, And, if you happen to be on the East...

Who are you quoting who said "I don't like your liberties,..."etc?

The governor's name is Inslee. I don't appreciate the cheap shot.

At sea in the Atlantic we could always get "WCKY , Cincinnati 1, Ohio",all the way to Ireland (Just an irrelevant memory).

Well, you're right (correct) that both configurations have two seats. Also, the hulls are the same. Having owned both a cruiser and an angler 16 footer I can say that they are significantly different in many ways. size of the cabin, placement of the cabin on the hull and the consequent different...

_________________ "We can go over there...behind the 'little one'....." Wife to her husband pointing @ us...from the bow of their 50-footer;..." Maybe the head on the 50 footer was out of service.

the short answer, no.

That removable Garelick seat should work just fine. We had the removable Garelick steps on our 16s. They used the same holders as the seat. Also, in this application no bolt was required just simple stainless sheet metal screws.

Well, here's what we did for a third passenger seat on our angler. We had a portapotti in a bracket right behind the driver's seat. We covered it with a Sunbrella cover with a nice cushion on top .It moved the weight forward and covered the "can".

How much are they asking?

The price is fine. Take somebody who knows boats, motors and trailers with you when you go to look at it. If necessary pay a surveyor, but do it fast. If that boat is seaworthy it will sell fast.

I was just about to suggest the same thing. Go to Alaska from Seattle. It's safe, affordable, the food is good, you'll probably see some whales, and may even win at bingo. Take care of yourself.

We had king crab last night to celebrate Dotty's 80th birthday. Here's Seattle's Fishermen's terminal memorial to those brave souls lost at sea.