1994 22 Cruiser, $20,000 (Honolulu, HI)

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orfelia

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- 570hrs on twin 1994 Honda 45's
- New ship to shore radio
- Overall in very good shape
- 1994 EZ Loader trailer

Pricing does not include shipping. I can help facilitate shipping but the boat is to be sold 'as is/where is.'

http://web.mac.com/kris.hansen/iWeb/Site/For Sale.html

Also, if you are interested in living in Hawaii and leasing a 3br penthouse condo I can include the C-Dory use in the lease. The slip is right below the condo.

Email me for more information: kris.hansen@mac.com

Thanks,

Kris
 
Dang! That's seems like a nice price. Any idea what it would cost to have boat and trailer transported to the mainland?
Bartman
 
Kris,

I'm on Oahu for the next week could take a look at the boat for anybody that's interested in buying it. They would be able to get a second opinion from a C-Dory owner.

Let me know if you are interested.
 
I'm looking into it, I'll post the shipping on here once I get a quote back from the shipping company.

The reason that the price is so low is that C-Dory's are very uncommon here on the islands and they don't have much of a following here.

I think it's a great boat for the islands. Many a time I've gone out fishing when people with open whalers are heading in due to rain. Rain here can come down by the gallons and then disappear completely. I just leave my line out and head into the cabin until the rain subsides. Same goes with the sun -- on a really hot day it's great to get into the shade.

Ideally, I'd like to sell the boat locally both to keep things simple and to keep the C-Dory represented in the islands. I think if more people were familiar with the boat there would be a strong market here.

Orfelia
 
tpbrady":2h9kf9vk said:
Kris,

I'm on Oahu for the next week could take a look at the boat for anybody that's interested in buying it. They would be able to get a second opinion from a C-Dory owner.

Let me know if you are interested.
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Tom,

That would be great -- I have a few people that want to ship it but are concerned about having it looked over before buying it.

Send me an email and let's meet. It would be nice to meet another C-Dory owner!

Aloha,

Kris
 
Thanks to Kris for showing me his boat and taking me for short ride, monsoon rains not withstanding. The boat is in excellent shape. The paint shows some fading due to sun but should respond well to wax and buffing. The gelcoat looks to be in good shape. The engine cowlings show some fading due to sun again, but inside the starboard engine looked as good as new. Both engines started easily and idled smoothly. The steering was smooth and took a normal effort to turn the wheel lock to lock.

The front center window and port sliding window are both cracked. Kris has the replacement glass already in hand. The only electronics on board is a new Standard Horizon VHF (it looked like a DSC unit) with new Shakespeare 8 foot antenna. There was some minor rust starting to show up on the bow roller but it appeared to be only surface rust.

The interior upholstery is in good condition but shows some sun fading in exposed areas. The V-berth upholstery appeared to be in excellent condition. Kris had never used the alcohol stove and given the boat has been in Hawaii since new, it was probably not used very much if ever. It does show the effects of 12 years in a warm, moist, salt environment as the brushed stainless trim is showing some rust. The last item was the surface of the table. The original finish was a wood grain laminate and it has started to flake off.

Kris and I discussed a few things that needed to be done as routine maintenance mainly associated with the fuel filters and mounting brackets.

It looks like a good value for someone.

For every ones informatiion and especially Dusty, the original owner sold it to Kris and now has a 21' Ranger tied outside his home in the same harbor.
 
Sam Walker":26qtilnu said:
Kris, did you ever find out how much it would cost to ship your boat over to the main land?
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Yes, I did. It would have cost $4800 to get it to Seattle or Los Angeles.

Orfelia is now sold to Bill from the Big Island of Hawaii. The surveyor was very impressed with the quality of workmanship on the C-Dory hull, and found it bone dry after 13yrs in the water.

I'm glad to see Orfelia stay in the islands!

Kris
 
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