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She was sold to Safetythird and is on here way to Massachusetts. I'm sorry I didn't respond to other inquiries earlier.

Engines.

Cockpit.

Old tach with engine hours.

Helm.

On the wash rack.

On the wash rack.

At the dock.

At the dock.

1984 C-Dory 22 located in Kemah, Texas. This is the original, classic, enclosed cabin C-Dory with the flat bottom, fiberglassed hull-to-deck joint, Zolatone epoxy interior, and Decraguard cabin bulkhead. 22’ LOA, 7’6” Beam, 6” draft with the outboards raised, 1750 lbs. displacement excluding...

My local fabricator said to make a new one would be maybe $4K. Yikes!

Thanks for all the helpful information! I have a really good repair guy here in Kemah and I'm gonna ask him who could do a local fabrication. If that doesn't pan out I'll contact the factory. Thanks again!

Hi Gang, I have an 1984 22 Classic that I keep in a dry stack here in Kemah, Texas. The lift operator bent my bow rail while moving the boat and the marina wants to replace it for me. They've been looking around for an exact replacement. Does anyone have any idea where they came from way...

The 10% rule is usually pretty good, but you have to expect "bumps" in the cost curve from unusual events, often later in the life of the boat, like transom repairs, new trailers, and such. Whenever I think I'm getting off light some year there is something ahead that will take up the slack.

Congress mandated increasing amounts of ethanol in the nations motor fuels supply, 15 billion gallons in 2012, up from 7 billion gallons in 2007. In hindsight it looks like motor gasoline consumption peaked in the US in 2007. So the only way to increase the amount of ethanol with decreasing...

In order of appearance. 1965 Honda C110, red 1967 Honda CL90, black 1966 Triumph T120, white 1986 H-D 883 XL, black 1978 H-D XLCR, very black 1982 BMW R65LS, orange, but BMW called it red 1982 BMW R100CS, black They're all gone except the last one. The most reliable was probably the 883 XL...

Hi Gang, I was down at the Honda dealer today and noticed the new Honda 60. Has anyone tried one of these motors on an old Classic? I always thought the Honda 75 (which I have) and the 90 were a tad too heavy for the old hull design. It looks like the new 60 is about the same weight as the...

I just happened to see this Classic 22 for sale on craigslist. I don't know anything about it. http://houston.craigslist.org/boa/979348103.html

If it will run, I'd dump a can of SeaFoam (available at most auto stores, about 9 bucks) in 6 gallons of fresh gas and run it. If this treatment is going to work, you should get some indication of improvement after 15 or 20 minutes, but it may take a few hours running time to clean up...