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Hey kennharriet! I'm just up the road from you in Lewiston. I've owned a 1985 22 classic for almost three years and I love it. The cdory is the perfect boat for us landlocked sea lovers because we can tow it to the coast very easily. I always enjoy talking cdory. Feel free to PM me!!

rear view of rod holders

side view of rod holders

I put two Cabelas surface mount lights ($16.99) in the cab-one above the door and one on the underside of the radio tray. I love them-they do just what I want them to-make it so I can see when it's dark- and they are much more efficient than the old bulb. I tried to post a link to Cabela's but...

Well I got a chance this afternoon to get in the boat and drill some exploratory holes in the transom and finally got some good news-the wet wood is contained to a small area around both drains-about 12" long by 4" high on the starboard side and about 6" long by 3" high on the port side. I...

Thanks for the response guys-lots of good info. I'll keep you posted-Larry

While working on adding a bilge pump on my beloved '85 classic (drilling a 1/4" hole for a screw about 4" above the floor on the transom) I struck water where one doesn't want to. Apparently a previous owner had decided the original transom drains weren't good enough and installed 1/2" brass...

Sunset at Tatoosh Island, Neah Bay Sept 08

Me with another of my favorite fish-the noble cabezon-Queen Charlotte Strait June 08

Sunset on Queen Charlotte Strait June 08

Shore leave just outside of Hardy Bay

small chinook but great boat!!

Queen Charlotte Strait black rockfish on the surface-about as much fun as you can have with a fishing rod!

Queen Charlotte Strait chinookie June 08

At Neah Bay with fishing buddies August 08

Back home with the dogs on the Snake River

Me and my favorite fish in the Queen Charlotte Strait June 08

Rob delivering the boat at Shilshole

My first view of my boat sitting on the rack at Edmonds