C-Dory 22 for Sale -- Huntsville, AL

[Van_Vader]

2006 C-Dory 22' Cruiser – “Consuela”
Lovingly maintained and loaded for adventure
Located in Huntsville, AL – Currently at Goose Pond Marina in Scottsboro, AL for through July 4th weekend.

General Info

2006 C-Dory 22’ Cruiser – Consula
Hull ID: CD022446C606
Excellent condition – professionally cut and waxed Fall 2024
Bottom paint: Cukote Dark Green (CUKOTE GREEN GAL 3433QT) for extended water stays
Clean Alabama title in hand
Custom aluminum generator rack

Trailer
2006 Magic Tilt galvanized tandem-axle trailer
Leaf springs, bearing buddies, LED lighting
Full-size spare tire included
Full cover purchased in 2025 for trailer storage.
Custom covers for AC, generator and engine for storage.

Engine
2006 Yamaha LF90 Four-Stroke – approx. 760 hours
Yamaha Digital Multifunction Gauge Tachometer for Outboard
New lower unit installed in 2022
SeaStar hydraulic steering
Permatrim installed – quicker planing and better control
Electric trim tabs – levels the ride in any conditions
New Starter Battery 2025

Cabin & Comfort
Coleman A/C unit – freezes you out
I installed a SoftStart, so the AC runs quiet on generator eco-mode, reducing fuel use and compressor wear
6’4” headroom
Dinette converts to 6'4" berth
Forward bulkhead port-side removed for better airflow and easier V-berth access
Custom center cushion for expanded V-berth
Green Sunbrella interior in excellent condition
Varnished wood galley counter and dinette table
Reversible passenger seat with large access hatch below
LED cabin lighting throughout
Tinted windows with screens and custom blackout snap-on covers
25-gallon pressurized freshwater system (sink + outdoor shower)
SeaLand portable toilet
Tons of organized storage throughout

Electronics & Power
Garmin GPSMap 400 Chartplotter & fishfinder
Backup PiranhaMAX 195c for redundancy
Standard VHF
Shore power system (plugs into 110V or 30A)
Honda 2000i generator (runs the A/C and hot water – included)
Jackery power station powers 12V systems for days and will run the Microwave and hotplate.
Charges via shore power or while the engine runs
ProTech-i Series battery charger
Extra 12V & 110V outlets throughout
6-port USB hub for charging phones/devices
Marine horn

Exterior & Deck
Dual bilge pumps (both replaced in 2023)
New 4-step swim ladder – easy water access
Extra S/S grab handles added for safe movement
LED navigation lights
Dual electric windshield wipers

Anchoring
Lewmar Pro-Sport Windlass
Rocna Vulcan galvanized anchor (fantastic holding power) new in 2022
30 ft chain spliced to 50 ft of rode

Extras & Upgrades:
Two new lazarette doors (C-Brats recommended – not yet installed)
Two sets of keys
Everything you need for the water – from comfort to capability
Ropes, fenders and life jackets.

This boat has been cared for, customized, and thoroughly enjoyed. Consuela is turnkey ready for the next chapter — whether that’s cruising, fishing, or just escaping for the weekend.

For pictures and Videos:
https://sites.google.com/view/c-dory22/home

Asking: $49,500
Call or message me at 256 655-0134

[Van_Vader]

Thanks for the interest and great questions! I wanted to provide a few clarifications based on what folks have been asking:
Cooking:
While Consuela does have a microwave, I also cook off an electric hot plate, which works great. It runs off the Jackery power station or the Honda generator, depending on what I’m using.
For backup or outdoor use, I also have a portable gas stove that I’ll bring out occasionally.
During raft-ups or evenings on the hook, I’ll sometimes bring a grill for open-air cooking — makes for a great dinner on the water.
Anchor Rode:
The anchor setup includes 30 feet of chain spliced into 100 feet of rope rode — that’s a correction from my earlier description (I had listed 50'). It’s a solid anchoring system, and the Rocna Vulcan holds great.
Power While at Anchor:
When I bought Consuela, she had two deep-cycle house batteries. I’ve since removed those to lighten her up — shaved about 200 pounds off the stern.
I rewired the house circuit to be powered by a Jackery lithium power station https://www.jackery.com/products/explorer-880-portable-power-station?sscid=71k9_gm71k&utm_source=ShareASale&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_campaign=1967470_1386491557 which:
• Runs all 12V systems: cabin lights, water pump, bilge pumps, USB ports, fans, etc.
• Has a built-in inverter that powers the microwave, electric hot plate, and hot water heater
• Allows me to carry the PowerStation back to the house if I want to charge there.
The A/C unit does require the Honda 2000i generator to run — the Jackery can’t quite handle that load. But with the SoftStart installed on the A/C, the generator runs in eco-mode just fine and keeps fuel use down.
Window Coverings:
Yes — Consuela has custom-made snap-on window coverings for all the cabin windows.
They attach to the inside and fit very snug, giving you excellent privacy and doing a great job blocking sunlight when needed. Great for sleeping in or keeping the cabin cool on sunny days.
Pricing:
Yes, I'm negotiable within reason — but please no lowball offers. Consuela is a well-equipped and lovingly maintained boat, and I think she’s priced fairly for what she offers. That said, I’m happy to talk numbers with serious buyers.

Viewing Consuela
Just a quick note about seeing the boat in person:
Consuela is currently stored on Redstone Arsenal, which requires military or veteran access to enter. Because of that — and the Alabama heat — it’s a bit of a process for me to:
• Get on base
• Uncover the boat
• Hook up the trailer
• Bring her off base
• Then reverse the whole process afterward
So with that in mind, I ask that only serious buyers reach out to schedule an in-person viewing. I’ve had a few folks come out who weren’t quite ready for one reason or another, and I truly appreciate everyone’s interest — but I hope you’ll understand if I ask a few qualifying questions before I go through the full prep to show her.
That said, I’ll be taking Consuela back to Scottsboro soon and putting her in the water for a two-week stretch. That will be a great time to come see her fully rigged, floating, and ready — and much easier for walk-throughs or test rides.
Thanks,
Ted 256-655-0134