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Hey Harvey, I don't think I can edit the title. Really I just wanted to pass on the contract info for anyone who might be interested in helping out on the water. I certainly won't mind it you want to just start a new thread for 2022 before this one gets too long! Cheers, Jackie

Peter and Judy, oops :oops: Next time I'd better proofread!

The race is back on this year and a few weeks ago the guys in charge visited our (Ketchikan) Rotary club. It was fun and informative. It sounds like a good race this year. They already had 48 entries as of 3 weeks ago! One change is that they are eliminating the first check-in waypoint on...

Assuming you decided to repower, can you even get a motor right now? Is there one actually in stock in the size you want? I spent all of last year rebuilding the core on my little CD16 then had the engine pretty much conk out the first trip out. It had actually been having sort of...

There is one up the street from me in Ketchikan that I know you can get cheap but you're gonna have some repair work! More than I want to do, but depending on where you are you could hire it. It is an 18ft angler with a pretty new Honda 90. But it has a hole in the outer bottom hull that I see...

View forward you can see v-berth tabbing and seatboxes in.

dogs: check, lunch packed: check, in the water: check, engine won\'t start. Nice C-Dory behind me enjoyed the day though!

Well, I am pretty much done...and done in! I have had a family trip obligation on the books leaving Sept 8 for ages, but wanted one test ride before I left. I got everything replaced and ready, at least to the point of running the boat, and will finish off when I return at the end of the...

Got the first seat box tabbed back in. gotta wait for it to set up before I tackle the other side.

Tabbing on port box

Littlest grandaughter approves

V-berth side. The bunk does not actually touch the hull. It was over an inch away on each side in front of the seats. That made it hard to tab in.

Clearly I might not be the best person to ask! I think the rot was my fault because I'd removed the screws in the posts that hold the bunk up and didn't put them back well. I removed the clip securing the porta potty but i did seal those holes. Once the water gets in a hole it is free to...

Moxieabs - I'm so sorry it has taken me months to answer you. I was stationed in Augsburg from 1978-81. Three years to the day. I was in the 534th Sig Co at the radio tower on Reese Kaserne til my security clearance came through. Then I moved to Gabligen Kasern and was part of USAAC. It was a...

I'm hoping to finish my sanding/grinding of the humps and lumps today and get everything ready for replacing the v-berth bunk and seats tomorrow. Starting to replace anyway. Nothing goes fast on this job. But I have a question for you, Bob: how do I form the 'pillars' to hold up the bunk...

Thanks Bob and Marco. I did the work yesterday and left it alone today to fully cure (and to recuperate!) But I went to check on it and it was so nice to walk around on a nice firm deck! My daughter was surprised that it is clear. I had numbered the sections of fabric 1A, 1B, 1C, 2A, 2B, etc...

Well I finally got the fiberglass laid on the floor. It was not fun. Not even a little. I posted pics in my album. I still cannot get them posted inline here. I've tried to follow the directions offered but they just aren't working on my MacBook. Could be OHS... I bought ¾ oz CSM and 1708...

Fiberglass laid on the floor!

Most of the balsa cut to fit.