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THIS BOAT HAS SOLD.....THANKS FOR ALL THE INTEREST!

THIS BOAT HAS SOLD.....THANKS FOR ALL THE INTEREST!

This is a price update for our boat listed originally for $51,000. This includes the standard features, installed electronics and a few extras. We've taken off some small things (like the folding chairs, collapsible paddles, etc.). I'm motivated to sale since my wife javascript:emoticon(':D')...

Hey there, Yes, it was a great underway day last weekend. We love seeing other C-Dorys out and are bummed we can't make it to the Sequim gathering (Stacy is UW with USCG then). Thanks for letting us know about a possible buyer; we wrote them by email. We definitely will miss the community...

Showing depth sounder, compass and color chart plotter.

Forgot to list: Dual electric wipers Front opening center window, hatch over v-berth Two 25 gallon fuel tanks plus two portable 5 gallon tanks Bilge pump system Cabin door is full Diamond Sea Glaze glass Radio Antenna Porta Potty Wood flag staff with American Ensign http://web.mac.com/midwatch

We are a Coast Guard family that bought our C-Dory new last year and have had some great trips! But now are in the process of building a wood boat and need space. We are selling the boat with the full outfit as seen in the pictures on our website (http://web.mac.com/midwatch). We are in Port...

About the Washington Rest stop WiFi (from their site): "All wireless Internet users at the twenty-eight rest areas are able to access road conditions, traveler information and other information offered on the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) Internet web site and related...

I agree with the post above, might be time to replace them. Lines can be cheap insurance. If you want to try and save them, a soak in some water with a mild detergent, and then an agitation and a rinse would be about as far I would go. I disagree with pressure washing, especially if your lines...

We saw a "Hunky Dory" getting U/W from Haines, AK harbor this morning. It looked like a 22' Cruiser with blue trim and twin motors. Hondas, perhaps?

We have a 22' 2006 as well, but with the anchor locker drain factory installed. It is about a 1/2" hole in the bottom of the locker on the port side. Where the hole comes through the hull there is a stainless steel clamshell installed on the outside with the opening facing aft. Don't forget...

Better yet...leave the driver's door open, emergency brake on with engine running.

If you check out our blog at http://web.mac.com/midwatch , you'll see photos of the "three stages of the road" as we like to call them: warning flags stuck by the side of the road for specific spots, washboard signs for particularly bad spots, and then gravel ( with or without flaggers and heavy...

We are now in Haines Jct, YT. We took the ferry from Cordova to Valdez, and then overnighted last night in Tok, AK. Tomorrow we will drive to Haines and then catch the ferry to Bellingham. So far, the roads are better then last year, but still alot of frost heaves and gravel. We also got a...

My husband and I just finished our USCG tour in Cordova, Alaska and begin our transfer tomorrow to Washington State. We thought it would be beneficial to others to give our tips on preparing the C-Dory for the Alcan. This will be our second trip on the Alcan as we picked up our shiny new...

As a boarding officer in the Coast Guard, I can say the first thing I look at when inspecting PFD's is that the label says,"U.S. Coast Guard approved" and then the approval number. As long as the lifesling is labeled as a Coast Guard type IV, then it's good to go. I also ensure that type IV's...

We have a 2002 V-6 Explorer with towing package that we will use in three weeks to drive from Cordova (actually Valdez since we have to take the ferry from Cordova) Alaska through Canada to the C-Dory factory to pick up our new 22 Cruiser and back. We'll try to remember to post how the...

Cordova certainly does have character. I'm a Boatswain's Mate on the Coast Guard Cutter Sycamore (225 foot buoy tender) homeported in Cordova. Check out our website for great photos and info about the town: http://www.uscg.mil/d17/cgcsycamore/. I've been here a year and enjoy it, although it...