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Bob/ Thataway: If your cruising in and around the Keys this winter please stop in at the Geiger Key Marina/ RV park and say Hi. They have a terrific Tiki Bar and really tasty food which makes this boaters paradise even more desirable. This is Top Gun School week at the Key West Navel Air...

[size=20][/Large] Hi Everyone Our 2002 TomCat 24 can be seen in Key West, Fl. For details and more photos of our TomCat see our ad listed under the Topic of 2002 TomCat 24 (Emmaus, PA). We've gone South for the winter. Deb & I loaded our puppy Truman in the camper, hitched up...

Hi everybody: And Greetings from Cabo San Lucas. Deb and I have been on the Baja for the last 2 months and have spent most of that time enroute to Cabo. We've been camping on beaches, parking lots and RV parks along the way down and the only violence we hear about is from the news media. I'm...

I couldn't help but notice that there was no space on the survey form for TC 24 owners to reply. How quickly we're forgotten. :unlove I consider the TC 24 the best all around boat C-Dory ever build and definitely should have a spot in the lineup, even thought it was mistakenly replaced by the...

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Brent: Your gonna love it in the Keys. Have a blast. Still hope to catch up with you before heading to the Bahamas in late Feb or early March. Let me know if your still planning to do this leg of your adventure. It would be great to travel with another cat or two. Hint hint: Molly...

The time table or Feb/June may work for me. Deb has decided to stay at the farm and take care of our animmals which also eliminates my need for an inflatable or ramp for my doggie. This trip may become a reality for me after all. Also, has anyone found a place where we can park our trucks...

Bob: You have me very curious. What is an eyeblow awning and where do I purchase such a device? Also, are you plannning to cruise the Keys and/or the Bahamas this winter? FRED

I guess with enough helium you wouldn't need an inflatable. Just fill up the TomCat and fly off. I will take a look at the Aire models; thanks. We rented a house on the water on Marathon that had a 50' dock just outside the rear patio door. We were only 3 blocks from the ocean and 3 blocks...

Bob of Thataway: Thanks for your input about getting my doggie on and off the TomCat. I will definitely look into ozite carpert if we go the inflatable route. I reread the previous posts about using a ramp off the stern and I too believe that could be a very workable in the right weather...

I just returned from a fantastic road trip through the Smokey Mountain on the Blue Ridge Parkway. The Fall foliage was absolutely spectacular this year and I suggest the ride to anyone who loves scenic drives. While down there I spoke to a friend who suggested that I install a small electric...

Jim: Thank you for your interest in our travels. We have used the truck with camper and boat combination for much of our traveling the past 4+ years. When we stay in a place for any lenght of time we simply drop off the camper, put the boat in the water and then use the truck to run around in...

Joe: Your idea about ramps sounds pretty darn good but I think I'll wait until you or someone else actually builds one and lets me know how it works first. I'm not a great builder and I'm not sure that my dog is ever going to learn to use a swaying ramp at his age. By the way I saw the photo...

Hiya Joe: Thanks or your interest in my buddy Bowie. He's a 10 year old Bouvier who loves to travel by boat and RV. He's very low maintenance and incredibly loyal. We have traveled around the USA and Mexico several times and he has been a real joy and great companion. We spend 2 months in...

John and Joe: Thanks so much for your thoughts on using a ramp to get my dog on and off the boat. I never thought about using a ramp but it may work under ideal conditions. I do worry, however, about having to back up to the shore each time and position the ramp on the swim platform to get off...

John: Thanks so much for the heads up. I found the photo of Discovery and the dingy rack that you spoke of. I think Brent's idea is terrific and that the basic design may work with my TC24. One concern that comes to mind, however is how to get that darn inflatable up there from the water...

We've been thinking about another extended trip on our TC24 but as our dog; Bowie is getting older, the need for an inflatable boat becomes more of a necessity so we can get him to shore to do his business. The problem is where to keep the inflatable, while it's inflated, on the TomCat. I have...