Only selling after I bought a really nice CD25!
2006 CD19. Originally a NC boat, looks like second owner brought it back to WA, then sold it to the guy I bought it from in Friday Harbor. I bought this boat to dip my toes into Puget Sound boating, then dove in head first when it turned out to be so much fun, with such a supporting cast of characters in the C-Brats. This boat has been lovingly used by me for sure. I’ve mostly had it moored in a boathouse for almost the last two years, and under covered parking when on land the first year I owned her.
Solid hull. I haven’t been able to find any intrusion issues, and all connections are solid. There are a couple of solid dings in the gelcoat above the waterline. Working to get those repaired.
- 2021 Evinrude E-Tec. Currently around 400 hours. I’ll get an updated number after I connect the Garmin back up. Maintained at Tom’s outboard in Olympia. 300 hour service was done early, and no issues found. Motor runs great.
- 2021 Tohatsu SailPro 6. No issues but it has admittedly seen little use.
- Garmin Echomap 64cv chartplotter with transducer. Finds fish, shrimp, and has a spare transducer. It’s connected over NMEA to the motor as well for engine health stuff.
- UNIDEN Marine VHF with Shakespeare 8ft antenna.
- Scotty downrigger plates.
- FishOn rocket launcher rod holder, plus four gunnel rod holders per side.
- Rear Bimini.
Had fresh cushions when I bought it. They’re still in great shape, however the pedestal pads behind the seats seem to have corroded fast. The rear curtain is solid, but snaps are also corroded and some of the screws have stripped out. Also on the list of issues to address this winter now that it’s out of the water.
- Bimini is solid and mostly unused.
2006 Rocket First Load trailer. Single axle with surge brakes. Rear brakes and hubs replaced last year, but this trailer has seen saltwater. Wiring can be finnicky as well as the backup surge cutoff, I use a bar to pick out when I have to back it uphill.
I think that’s probably enough to get the conversation started. I have it out of the water and am cleaning/inspecting everything as I go, so I’ll update this ad with more pics as I can.
2006 CD19. Originally a NC boat, looks like second owner brought it back to WA, then sold it to the guy I bought it from in Friday Harbor. I bought this boat to dip my toes into Puget Sound boating, then dove in head first when it turned out to be so much fun, with such a supporting cast of characters in the C-Brats. This boat has been lovingly used by me for sure. I’ve mostly had it moored in a boathouse for almost the last two years, and under covered parking when on land the first year I owned her.
Solid hull. I haven’t been able to find any intrusion issues, and all connections are solid. There are a couple of solid dings in the gelcoat above the waterline. Working to get those repaired.
- 2021 Evinrude E-Tec. Currently around 400 hours. I’ll get an updated number after I connect the Garmin back up. Maintained at Tom’s outboard in Olympia. 300 hour service was done early, and no issues found. Motor runs great.
- 2021 Tohatsu SailPro 6. No issues but it has admittedly seen little use.
- Garmin Echomap 64cv chartplotter with transducer. Finds fish, shrimp, and has a spare transducer. It’s connected over NMEA to the motor as well for engine health stuff.
- UNIDEN Marine VHF with Shakespeare 8ft antenna.
- Scotty downrigger plates.
- FishOn rocket launcher rod holder, plus four gunnel rod holders per side.
- Rear Bimini.
Had fresh cushions when I bought it. They’re still in great shape, however the pedestal pads behind the seats seem to have corroded fast. The rear curtain is solid, but snaps are also corroded and some of the screws have stripped out. Also on the list of issues to address this winter now that it’s out of the water.
- Bimini is solid and mostly unused.
2006 Rocket First Load trailer. Single axle with surge brakes. Rear brakes and hubs replaced last year, but this trailer has seen saltwater. Wiring can be finnicky as well as the backup surge cutoff, I use a bar to pick out when I have to back it uphill.
I think that’s probably enough to get the conversation started. I have it out of the water and am cleaning/inspecting everything as I go, so I’ll update this ad with more pics as I can.
