1982 C-Dory Classic 22, $19,000 (Olympia, WA)

Puget_Sounder

I’m selling my 1982 22’ C-Dory Classic, the precursor to the 22’ Angler. It’s in excellent condition and runs great; unfortunately I just don’t have time to get out on the water these days. She’s powered by a regularly-serviced Yamaha 60HP four stroke that runs strong with just 238 hours on it. Two 20 gallon fuel tanks are situated aft, providing an extensive range with the fuel-efficient Yamaha 4-stroke. The trailer is a dual-axel EZLoader with an emergency braking system (tripped if the trailer disconnects from the hitch), also in good shape.

When I purchased the boat in 2006 I had the aft bulkhead rebuilt and professionally glassed to better contain my toddler. I also rebuilt the cabin bulkhead with marine grade sapele plywood from Port Townsend, and installed a Lewmar stainless electric windlass on the foredeck. I had the entire electrical system replaced, and recently installed two strong deep-cycle batteries. She starts on the first key turn, every time.
The boat has been stored out of the water, under cover, at my house since I’ve owned it, and (groan…) hasn’t been in the water but for two days since 2016 – though I do run the motor ~every other month using the hose and muffs.

Accessories include:
• Uniden VHF radio
• Spare bruce / claw anchor
• Spare tire mounted on trailer
• Auto bilge with float switch
• New fuel gauge
• Dock lines and spare ropes; three fenders
• Custom fishing rod holder
• Porta-potty
• Trailer tie-down
• Manuals for boat and outboard
• Standard Horizon GPS 150C plotter
• Lowrance X96 depth finder

This is a reliable, simple, low-maintenance, safe, turnkey clean fishing / cruising platform for $19,000. I'm located in Olympia, WA.

Photos available at: https://photos.app.goo.gl/94Rch6Uk7gLUie1Q6

Thanks for looking -

Jamie

Puget_Sounder · Posted: Fri May 11, 2018 2:37 pm Post subject: updated info

She's actually a year younger than I remembered - a 1982 Classic, not 1981.

Thanks,

Jamie

lloyds · Posted: Sat May 12, 2018 3:09 pm Post subject:

I actually like the transom fuel/storage arrangement better than the newer ones. This looks like a really nice boat.

Puget_Sounder · Posted: Sun May 13, 2018 2:49 pm Post subject: Thanks!

Thanks, Lloyds. I am really happy with how it turned out. Without giving up deck space we've got good storage for batteries, fuel, and associated switches. I'm a flyfisher, and being able to stand and cast from atop the transom is a treat. Not a bad picnic table, either.

I've got some photos of the build - folks should let me know if they're interested - I'm glad to share them.

Jamie