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I don't have to drink....it's just the way I am...LOL Oh, and thanks for the Poll.....I see that Twins are well in the lead! In fact no votes for single yet! BTW Tyboo, how come the home page doesn't reflect that there is an active poll in progress? Guess it really has been a long time...

Maybe she has a Twin! This thread is now even more fun! :xlol (Christmas is just around the corner.) We definitely know what Harvey thinks about twins! It has been a long time since we've had a pole.....'er I mean "poll" (pun intended) ...how about it, single or twin for this...

Certainly glad that I am much much younger than all you Old Guys. Honey, I'll be spending the night at that new Marina. :mrgreen: (Yeah,,,right! :roll:)

Dri-Dek is what I used on my 16'. It worked, but was uncomfortable on bare feet and during our hot summer months....(2 days around here), the dri-dek became mushy. (However, I never removed the dri-dek once I put it in.) It was better than without anything.

Wow, I'm impressed! I had absolutely no idea U tube was around before lap top computers. (Sorry, couldn't resist.... :mrgreen: )

Thanks Charlie....Now I remember reading that in this thread....must have been momentary "Old Timers" kicking in....funny how that happens more frequently after a person retires..... NOTE TO PAT A.........don't retire, you'll get a bad case of "Old Timers"... :lol:

I'm very pleased with the floor panels. Sea Shift was amongst the last of the C-Dorys built at the old old factory when the factory was located in Kent, Wa. Hopefully, you are able to find the vessel you are looking for. If it doesn't have the factory panels, you should contact the current...

In 2004 the cost $415.00 for the two of them. They are just laid in place and can easily be removed. Periodically I lift mine out to clean under them.

Looks great Robbi....I'm thinking that your diesel heat is a "first" on a 16' ....that should keep you very warm.

I just googled Dock Street Marina and found a youtube video that shows an older model 22' blue C-Dory. Pat and Patty, it sounds like you are having a great weekend.

Marc and Nancy, You may have to have one specially fabricated for you. Les at EQ Marine fabricated the one on my 22' with twins. Pictures of it are located in my photo album.

Until you locate a plastic cap for the light receptacle, I believe one of those caps off of a 1# propane bottle will fit. I was going to mention that if you looked at the roof of the v-berth that you might find the anchor light, but I see that you already found it. This has happened to others...

Actually, he lives in Lake Stevens. :)

Knowing Pat, I would suspect that the 3 stroke has to do with Jurisprudence. :wink

Three years ago, the Seattle P. D. Marine Patrol brought their side scanning radar unit to Lake Stevens to locate a submerged boat. It was a "torpedo" shaped side scanning radar that was towed behind a patrol vessel. About a week ago, I read about a couple of civilians (husband and wife)...

Dee, since this monumental event is soon to transpire (9/22) I am bringing this thread back up as a reminder to all and to re-iterate that we are thinking of you.

Roger, in case you didn't recognize.....that was me in the van that waved as we passed you on I-5 Northbound at Marysville yesterday. Had I not been entertaining some of Carol's family, I would have been on the water with the law enforcement exercise yesterday as well. I started following you...

Rick, that sounds like the makings of a new kind of C-Brat Gathering....the C-Brat Pub Cruise.... :beer :beer :beer

Just read in the news that two guys (known as the "movie theater bandits) were arrested in Redmond for breaking into cars parked outside theaters and getting addresses from the vehicle registration and burglarizing homes, knowing the residents are at the movies. They are suspected in 27...

Another disadvantage to a sling launch is the inability to retrieve your vessel in the evening after the sling attendants have left work for the day. Often, I return well after any sling launch has closed.