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I skimmed it - couldn't zoom in on the diagrams but I could figure it out.

Technically not difficult, but..."ick". I don't think there's a chance in the world I could get my wife to use that!

This "solution" is well regarded in the world of folks restoring old autos: http://www.por15.com/

Interesting idea...we bought a model lifeboat from a gallery in Paia, Maui a couple of years ago from this guy: http://www.konradships.com/yacht/ But wow! The cheapest thing on that site now is $2,900! Ours is smaller and was a few hundred. So...I was wondering...is there an opportunity for a...

My gut feel is that it's possible to do a pair of facing seats on a 22 Classic, but then the table would have to relocate. Also, now that I look at it, I think the swing arms aren't the best mount. There's no ball, so all you can do is swing it in an arc - it's already extended, so...honestly...

Trade Only Today Daily News for Marine Industry Professionals The dawn of a new dealer model "...Lenders also have severely reduced or canceled dealer floorplan credit lines in the last few years in response to the banking crisis and the industry's steep decline. In response, dealers have...

Restored 1984 22' for $26K: http://www.boattrader.com/listing/1984-C-DORY-C-Dory-22-Classic-97893617 Interesting thing to me was the RAM table on the portside:

Thanks Amanda! It's probably going to be 2012 - our 2011 dance card is too full to allow us another 2 weeks (the absolute minimum I figure to drive the 3-4 days each way and have a week there). One thing I was particularly curious about, I believe I saw a post and photo where someone used...

Indeed I have been using the Google Search. So I just tracked down the XML protocol reference document here: http://www.google.com/cse/docs/resultsxml.html The "intitle" parameter does what I'm looking for: "intitle:Powell" returns 1 result with similar entries omitted, clicking the "Repeat the...

Resurecting a thread from the dead, it doesn't appear that the Search engine has been improved in the last 3 years. In particular, I notice that it's still not possible to search only Titles. Now that my wife has said she'd be up for a Lake Powell trip, I'd like to search for threads on...Lake...

Here's the link: http://www.yachtworld.com/boats/2007/C-dory-22-Cruiser-2229753/Selbyville/DE/United-States Can't tell from the pictures if there's a Wallas, but I'm guessing not. There IS an anchor. A blank slate for someone...

Without football, there wouldn't be any stadiums to hold boats shows in. :lol:

I investigated this a while back. Ownership is complicated - the seller signed the boat to someone else to collateralize a loan. Then there is the custom Oregon Duck color scheme. I am a Husky, but my wife thought it was cute. I think it is probably a very good deal if you want a small cabin...

For you in Mount Vernon, taking it to just north of Bellingham makes a lot of sense. It would make even more sense if you wanted them to do things like refasten the rub rail, upgrade the fuel tank surround, repair the gelcoat, and so on. In fact, rogerbum (the previous owner of the boat I just...

Here's the link: http://oregoncoast.craigslist.org/boa/2140464596.html I don't know much about 25s, but the price seems in the ballpark. Very nice electronics!

Perhaps, plus there's a parallel (though arguably less serious) situation with the core in the hull itself - penetrations from fuel tank cleats being an obvious source of water intrusion. The good news, as Dr Bob said, is that it's possible using a moisture meter to quickly - and...

Postcards are also more robust - less likely to get dog-eared, crumpled, etc. while on the boat awaiting delivery!

To be fair, I should point out that the Skip Tower adds quite a bit of protection - there's only a narrow strip of vinyl window between the (poorly mounted, but that's another issue) windshield and the top. With the Espar D2 I added (might be unique in that respect, most folks used the Mr Buddy...

And, um, dealers. Master Marine handed me an old Fluid brochure a couple of months ago when I dropped by with my wife to show her what they had. <grin> Seriously, how about a tri-fold with the front being a 1-page version of the new CBrats calendar, and the back being a spec sheet?

Yes, that's my goal. I wouldn't mind the lateral trim compensation as much if it were not so speed-dependent. I can probably get used to it, but I'd like my wife to feel comfortable piloting the boat, and I have a vision of our kids using it as well. So reducing the number of simultaneous...