Recent content by Little CUTE-C

A HUGE thank you from a NEW C-Brat! How valuable this site has been in providing knowledge about C-Dory issues and providing a feeling of belonging goes beyond words AND I for one shall not forget all those C-Brats who make so many contributions to the knowledge base. I love reading this...

With todays technology available (ie. computer, word processors, graphic design software) it's almost unimaginable that any company would not spend a week or two dedicating a single staff member or contracting out to bringing manuals into the digital age. When in digital format, changes or...

Little CUTE-C had resided at Lake Tahoe for the past 9 years and trailer storaged every winter prior to our purchase 2 months ago. The owner had fabricated a simple 'A' frame system using 2x4's for the cross base, vertical supports and high, center span board. Assembled with bolts, washers and...

Looks great and very practical. :thup BTW who did your canvas work? Ron ____ Little CUTE-C

Welcome Jeff, Hope to meet sometime. Happy cruising, diving and all. Ron

Currently have 2 Dodge Ram Cummin's diesels- 98 and 04. Both have been fantastic, trouble free and thankfully 04 and later are very quite. Besides our C-Dory we currently pull a 14,000 lb 30' fifth wheel averaging 13 mpg wherever we go with a Banks Power kit installed, climbing 5-6% grades at...

Roger, Very nice! Yummmmmmmmmmmm Ron

Many thanks to Roger and PJ for taking time to stop and say Hi. Having only had 'Little Cute-C' for three weeks this became our very first cruise alongside another C-Dory and so glad it was 'fishtales' - looking so good! Ocean was the smoothest yet resulting in a really pleasant journey...

Thanks to all for your comments. Running a single 90 Honda with 9.9 kicker on starboard side. Without passengers I'm probably 5-7 degrees off lateral level although I don't have a bubble degree gauge yet but will very soon. So - I believe trim tabs will be the first choice and heading in that...

Once warm gently lift an edge - pull very slowly from surface at 30-45 degrees. This should lift without leaving much adhesive on gelcoat. Next - using Goo-B-Gone, saturate the remaining adhesive, wait a bit, apply some more, wait a bit longer then the adhesive should remove without much...

New to C-Brats and purchased our 98' cruiser one week ago. Was prepared to purchase Bennett 120's this week until reading through this forum. I'm so impressed by everyone's valuable comments which brings me to ask the following question - As a starting point would it be best to start with...