SOLD - 2004 25’ C-Dory Twin Honda 90’s $43,000 LaConner, WA

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C Dory Year
2004
C Dory Model
25 Cruiser
- 2004 Twin Honda 90 hp outboards with Perma Trims (~585 hours)
- Starting batteries new 2017
- Sea Star Hydraulic Steering
- Trim tabs
- Lewmar Windlass, anchor with 50’ chain, 250' 8 plait rope
- Custom Radar Arch
- Garmin 740S Radar, Chart Plotter, GPS, Depth Sounder with Washington and BC charts
- Standard Horizon VHF Radio
- Guest Battery Charger
- Victron battery monitor
- Galley with stainless steel sink
- 24 gallon fresh water tank
- 110 volt water heater
- Refrigerator (12 V)
- LED interior and mast lights
- Diesel Wallace Stove
- Interior Carpet Runner
- Sunbrella privacy window coverings
- Curve porta potty and Shower
- Camper Canvas by King Marine
- Fenders and lines
- Dinghy with Honda 2 HP four stroke
- 2019 Moorage permit for Washington State Marine Parks

- EZ Loader tandem axle roller trailer
- Sunbrella storage cover
 
Do you have pictures of this boat in the forum? I’m on the fence vs a 22’ cruiser with my current tow vehicle being a little light (Ford Expedition), but that seems priced to move fast?

Thanks!
 
Looks like a pretty loaded 25, it should sell fast. I would borrow a friends 1-ton truck or ensure there is no water, little fuel and nothing not screwed into the boat onboard when towing with the Expedition.
 
Agree that this boat should sell rapidly. That is a excellent price.

The Expedition can tow the 25, if it has the 3.73 rear end, and heavy duty towing package--"officially" it should have the weight distribution hitch also. The standard versions are rated for 6,000 lbs--the 25 is going to be more than that in most configurations. I would strongly advise electric over hydraulic brakes on the trailer, especially if any grades are going to be pulled (up or down). Our Yukon XL with heavy duty tow package is rated for 8,000 lbs. The only issue we have had, was pulling my son's 1995 Cruise Ship 25 over the grapevine, we had a transmission over heat--pulled over, and let it cool down--was fine. That was on a hot summer day, with ambient at 110*. No problems with my 25 in the East, but we do avoid high grades at time when there are high temperatures. I do monitor all engine perimeters with a Scan Gauge G.
 
I hear ya on the weights and hills. I go up and down 1000 feet just to get the mail, so take my tow limits pretty seriously. Would probably swap my ford for a diesel to tow a 25 just for the tongue weight increase, bigger brakes, and added buffer of passengers and gear. Nothing like multiple large cash exchanges to test out the comfort of your couch... :lol:
 
Is this boat still for sale?
 
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