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I am curious, do any of the dealers oversize drill and then fill with epoxy when outfitting these cored boats? If not, is it just the labor cost that prevents them from doing so. I am not trying to throw any of the fine dealers who support this site under the bus, but I would like to hear their...

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I don't think so, at least not for me. I had the same concerns about heat before I got mine but I have found it quite comfortable with everything opened up and a just a little air movement. The cabin provides great shelter from the sun and I also have a fan for additional cooling if needed. The...

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Bob, thank you so much for the detailed response. I really appreciate the help.

Dr. Bob, please forgive my simple questions but I am trying to educate myself about caring for my wonderful little boat. Who manufactures the hatch cover that you used to replace the original? What type/brand of epoxy do you use to back fill the areas where the wet/rotted wood is removed? What...

I carry "Sport Fish of Florida" by Vic Dunaway on board and would recommend it to anyone who fishes in Florida. It has served me well for many years.

Well, I went into the water under my boat today (thank God it's 83 degrees in Ft Myers) and with much luck I was able to find my handle! I will definitely be keeping the window tracks clean and lubed after I reattach the handle.

When I tried to close my port side sliding window after getting back to the dock today the handle/latch came off and flew into the water after I pushed on it to slide the window forward. I have been unable to retrieve it from the water. Where can I buy a replacement? Thanks as always for your...

involute, I don't think that "small hot bubble" is an accurate description of the C-Dory cabin at all. I live in southwest Florida and I think the cabin is quite comfortable with the windows open and just the slightest movement of air. The top stays cool to the touch and unlike sitting under a...

After repairs.... all is well again!

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Pulling up the dri-dek revealed a line of gel-coat delamination from the bilge pump well almost to the cabin door.

This area is the lowest point in the boat next to the bilge pump well. It is very common to have a small amount of water sitting there. I have an elevator style boat lift and I keep the bow raised but a tiny bit of water still puddles here in front of the bilge pump well. Has anyone else with a...