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Constant Craving has sold to a nice couple on the Oregon Coast. I’ll let them introduce themselves. We sure enjoyed the boat, and I hope they will, too.

I received a call from Dr Bob this morning. They are OK, but water is at the first step of the house. Other houses in area have water. The CDory, truck and RV are OK. Bob said they’re about 10 miles from the eye, and don’t expect water to rise much more. Our best thoughts and prayers to...

Gary, my guess is he wanted the motor to be able to reach recommended RPM at wide open throttle.

And there is a lot of traffic in the shipping channel.

No, it’s a 2014. Problems started at roughly 74,000 miles. The first 4 turbos were remanufactured. The last was factory fresh.

Brent, After having 5 replacement turbos in my F350 (I bought one, Ford bought the other 4), I can understand the itch to replace a truck with something newer. I’m just not comfortable with a F150 pulling and stopping a load that is so close to the the tow numbers of the smaller truck.

I’m of the opinion that the quality of some goods has gone down hill since Bass Pro bought Cabelas. The people still seem to be helpful, but I wonder how long that will last.

Mike, you’re holding back. Tell us what you really think. :P

It sounds like Constant Craving is ready to be shown and offered. The asking price is $44,950. Please give Mike at Seasport a call if you’re interested.

Marty, Jim, Harvey... thanks for the kind words. I’m planning on sticking around, there are just so many great folks on the forum. Maybe looking for a CD16, or perhaps another Montgomery 15 sailboat. Time will tell.

Diana and I have decided to sell our CDory 22 Cruiser, Constant Craving. As much as we love the boat, For many reasons we find we are not using her. We have placed our boat under consignment at Sportcraft Marine here in the Portland area. Mike Fisher is the person to contact. He can be...

We use Goodyear Endurance on most of our trailers (Airstream, boat, car dolly). 80PSI on the larger sizes.

Hi Rick, The early morning views in Eastern Oregon were very easy to find and see, plus spectacularly bright. If you get a chance, give that a try. Steve

What they said...

Along with the tarp(s), bring poles, line and stakes that hold in deep sand.

Don, send Marco Flamingo a note. As I recall, he had a nice little rig for solo anchoring his 16.

What Bob said

Sounds like a grand adventure.

So far, I have received two new words... fomite and afibrile. That’s not bad.

SPAMMER