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Mint Condition, stored inside and professionally maintained. 320 hours on 115hp Yamaha 4 stroke efi, with ss prop. Magic-tilt tandem axle trailer, Lawrence Simpson windless and 15# Manson anchor. Dark Green trim and matching camper canvas and towing canvas and window covers and screens for...

Harmony Galley area

Interior of Harmony

Harmony 23\' Cape Cruiser in covered storage

Anchored at San Juan Island

Harmony 23\' Cape Cruiser Wallace Island

Karen and Al on HARMONY would love to see you all in Vic and if it gets firmed up we will be definite attendees. For usm the later in Aug or early in Sep the better. We are in Comox (great place!) presently (Aug 10-11), ambling slowly southward, visiting place we have neglected in the past...

We, are interested in one burgy and also one patch. Thanks for your work on this. Karen

Yes, we would very much like to order 1 burgy. Thanks, Karen and Al

Al and Karen will be at the boat show and want to join all of you for the pot luck and all you plan; have not made reservations but we are flexible so which ever place is chosen by the majority if fine with us. We will be driving up there and stay Jan. 31 - Feb.2 Harmony hopes to see you all...

Thank you very much, Thataway, for this useful information. It matches my guesstimates, but it is nice to have confirmation based on experience. Al & Karen

H, Matt, Thank you for your reply. I am happy with the way the boat/motor performs on the Sound and even at modest altitudes like the Prineville Reservoir or Lake Billy Chinook here in Central Oregon. My concern was primarily for Lake Powell, which is, as far as I have been able to find out...

Hello, prop men (or women), We have a prop question for the Lake Powel/Yellowstone, high altitude experienced crowd. WHAT IS THE RIGHT PROP PITCH FOR THOSE VENUES, please? Cape Cruiser 23' with 115 Yamaha. Present prop for sea level: Michigan Wheel stainless steel three bladed 13 3/8"...

Hi, C-Dory and related fans, Karen and Al plan to explore the southern reaches of Puget Sound this summer, starting around the first of July at Reston, WA. We plan to make the La Conner meet 7/-20-22. If any of you are cruising the Sound in July please hail us. We always like company. We...

Hi, C-Dory and related fans, Karen & Al plan to explore the southern reaches of Puget Sound this summer, starting around the first of July in Ruston, WA. Naturally, we will enjoy joining the group at La Conner 7/20-22. If any of you are cruising the Sound in July please hail us. We always...

Tug, scary video, but beautiful. Noted you live in the Soo. I lived there 1957 to '60, worked taking pictures for the Sault Daily Star. Did a little fishing on Whitefish Bay. Saw some nice marine facilities on the waterfront of the city last visit, '07. We have had 4 C-D's, now a Cape...

Our C-D 16 had no drains of any sort. If you sleep aboard on a rainy night, any water getting on board will collect as far forward on the floor as it can get because of the weight shift. Watch what you stow under the bunk and watch it when getting out of the bunk in the dark! The lowest...

Ah, now that we have a couple of captains with Manson Supreme anchors and losts of experience, may I please ask how well they works? Al

Again, no practical experience with that anchor yet - new to us. Directional change in pull on an anchor usually does not come 180 degr all at once. They may get yanked around, but usually stay buried. We have used Danforth, Bruce, Delta, CQR. Any of them may come out, but will also reset...

Yeah, if unsure about the bottom, a trip line is an excellent idea. We've used yellow poliprop - it floats and is easy to see. Just don't back into it and wrap it around your prop. We bought the Manson because of great reviews and the slot that eliminates the need for the trip line.