c-voyager plus 2 feet

William and Beth Tucker · Posted: Sun Aug 05, 2007 9:10 am Post subject:

Dave, no words can express how much i have enjoyed following the workmanship that went into your project..Not only was it a big under taking just to cut the boat into two sections but the finished product shows great workmanship and detail....If i ever see you in person and you are anywhere close to my boat with a saw or knife ............

Please give some back ground on your bother Mike and your friend Ben because i have not been around the C-Dory boats and the C-Brats as long as i wished i had.......Keep you life jacket on! Beth and William tucker

Papillon · Posted: Sun Aug 05, 2007 10:43 am Post subject:

Dave,
You done good ole'boy. It always is nice to have good friends with talents and the willingness to join us on an adventure.

JamesTXSD · Posted: Sun Aug 05, 2007 11:06 am Post subject:

For those who have never met Dave in person, he is a quiet man. C-Voyager got a LOT of wonderful compliments at the Bellingham gathering... lots of questions, as well. Dave took time to answer them all (I'm sure repeatedly). And in the middle of it, he took time to help another C-Brat who was having a problem with his Wallas stove. What a guy, and much too modest as well. The interior of C-Voyager deserves just as much praise as the hull. Great panel design and the saddle tanks really open up that extended cockpit.

Thumbs Up

Way to go, Dave.

Best wishes,
Jim

PS - It makes my butt pucker when I get a scratch on Wild Blue... just the idea of what Dave went through in this process makes me feel faint. Wink