2004 22 Cruiser, $39,500 (Port Angeles, WA) - Da Nag!

Da Nag

Da Nag

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It's red, and it's Da Nag. You know you want it...:mrgreen:

Admittedly biased, but you simply won't find one nicer from this era. A Kent built boat by some of the best C-Dory builders, stunning in every detail.

Original owner and stored indoors since new, Da Nag shows like a new boat. Immaculate condition, loaded with options. Just over 100 hours.

$39,500. Located in Port Angeles, WA.

Drop me a PM or gimme a ring:

The goods:

  • 2004 C-Dory 22 Cruiser
  • Honda BF90 Main w/101 hours. 4-blade CompProp (installed), stock
    3-blade aluminum Honda prop (spare, never used)
  • Red hull and cabin accents, white (no added color) non-skid surfaces,
    charcoal interior. Always stored indoors, no bottom paint.
  • Wallas Stove/Heater - very few hours, has never seen fuel other than Klean Heat
  • Reversible (Barber) Chair w/hinged table
  • Electric Wipers
  • Standard Height Top
  • Hydraulic Steering
  • Opening Front Center Window
  • Swim Step & Ladder (starboard side)
  • Inside Grab Rails
  • Raised Floor Boards
  • 2x24 Gallon Fuel Tanks (updated by C-Dory from stock 20's)
  • Xantrex Charger + Remote Panel
  • Shore Power
  • Horizon 600G Windlass
  • Bruce Anchor, 1/2" 200' anchor line with 20' of 1/4" chain
  • Scotty Electric Downrigger mounts and sockets (no downriggers)
  • Permatrim Hydrofoil
  • Lenco Tabs. Have custom wings available that increase surface area, uninstalled
  • Stainless motor well rail
  • Stainless RADAR/accessory arch with six top quality rocket launchers
  • Raymarine C80 RADAR/chartplotter/sounder display w/Puget
    Sound/Vancouver Island/AK wide area chip
  • RayNav300 GPS
  • RayStar 120 GPS antenna
  • 2KW Raymarine radome
  • Raymarine DSM250 sounder module, transom mounted transducer w/depth/speed/temp
  • Raymarine ST6001 Autopilot, ST600R Autopilot remote in cockpit
  • Icom 402 VHF
  • GoLight custom mounted on plate on bow rail
  • Alpine AM/FM/CD/MP3 player w/box speakers
  • Custom Camper Back/Bimini with quick release frame
  • Interior curtains (matching grey Sunbrella, snap to window frames)
  • Pacific Tandem 5000lb. bunk trailer w/disc brakes and 2-speed winch
  • Fulton F2 Aluminum twin wheel trailer jack - new last year
  • Lines and fenders (4)
  • Has originally leaky lazarette hatches installed, but a set of new/replacement leak-proof hatches included
  • Ordered from factory without brass keel guard. No screws to leak! Rubber keel guard installed by EQ Marine with adhesive only.

Here she is, fresh from a bath. Interior pics coming soon.

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Captains Cat":1m25kynu said:
Oh, my! Hope you have plans to get another boat.
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No comment...yet. :mrgreen:

Captains Cat":1m25kynu said:
Sorry to see this. Hopefully, you'll keep TACO.
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Taco ain't going anywhere - she actually gets used. If she were RED, she'd be perfect. 8)
 
OK I am right across the water from you in Victoria. I am a serious buyer.

Judging by comments on the site you are well know. I am new. Mr Baker has a nice boat in Denver that is 4 years newer sitting under cover for who knows how long. A trip to Colorado this time of year would be nice lol.

What does Da Nag have over the boat from Denver or Arizona? You can PM me if you don't want to sell another boat short.
 
rainger":17ybg3u2 said:
OK I am right across the water from you in Victoria. I am a serious buyer.

Judging by comments on the site you are well know. I am new. Mr Baker has a nice boat in Denver that is 4 years newer sitting under cover for who knows how long. A trip to Colorado this time of year would be nice lol.

What does Da Nag have over the boat from Denver or Arizona? You can PM me if you don't want to sell another boat short.
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We have nearly completed the restoration on a 1993 22 Cruiser. We are at $38,000 plus into it at this point. It will never EVER be a beauty queen. So, we can tell you that the DA NAG, a 2004 C-Dory is just like new and well worth the asking price. Had we known six months ago that Bill and Dana's boat was going to be on the market, we would have held off on the purchase of our current boat and happily have paid them the full asking price.

Ruth and Joe, C-Brats #22
R-MATEY
 
rainger":2t197p69 said:
What does Da Nag have over the boat from Denver or Arizona?
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She's RED.

Seriously though, based on the ads - those both look like nice boats at decent prices. If the hours, condition and options are acceptable to you and you have some way of trusting/verifying such things from afar - by all means, enjoy the drive!
 
Da Nag":3doz7fcg said:
rainger":3doz7fcg said:
What does Da Nag have over the boat from Denver or Arizona?
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She's RED.

Seriously though, based on the ads - those both look like nice boats at decent prices. If the hours, condition and options are acceptable to you and you have some way of trusting/verifying such things from afar - by all means, enjoy the drive!
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HAHA it is actually the red I am having to come to grips with. I have never been into red boats. I own a Red Harley however. It does come down to additions and care. I am sure there is not much difference in a 04 hull verses an 08 hull if the 04 has been looked after. So an older boat for the same price comes down to equipment. I will study your inventory more thoroughly.
 
Whichever boat you buy be sure to get a good test drive. If you haven't experienced a C-Dory first hand you may find somethings that are different from other boats. For instance you may find you don't really like driving from inside all the time, then again in the PNW, you might be looking forward to it.

A test drive also will make sure the boat you get works well. The C-Dory I bought ended up having engine issues that had to be fixed. It took about 4 months (granted it was winter) for Honda to fix the motor under warranty even though there was a service bulletin out for my engine that described the exact problem I was having and what to do about it.

Also, check out the trailer as thoroughly as you check out the boat.

P.S. When we were looking at boats, my wife told me get any C-Dory I thought was best so long as it wasn't RED.
 
rainger":1muclk68 said:
HAHA it is actually the red I am having to come to grips with. I have never been into red boats.
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If it were me and I felt like that, I wouldn't buy Da Nag. She's definitely red! I hunted and hunted for a red one (very few were made and it's my favorite C-Dory color), but alas, never found one. There is one C-Dory color I'm not really fond of, and wouldn't you know, a half dozen fantastic (and well-equipped) 22's of that color came up when I was shopping (natch). I was tempted to "learn to like" it, but came to my senses and kept on looking. I found one in a color I like. Not red :cry, but most of the colors are not as hard to find as red is.

Good thing Da Nag wasn't for sale when I was looking, as Ruth and Joe are local and would have beat me to it :lol:
 
Like the boat a lot and I am in the market. I like red! Any pics of the interior I can easily find? I've been waiting a long time for that special boat here in the Midwest (I am in N MI). That distance out west is the roadblock. Just out of curiosity, anyone have an idea of shipping from WA to MI?
 
Hi folks,

As I somewhat expected, the first person to see Da Nag wanted her. A tentative deal has been struck - deposit in hand, subject to sea trial and survey this coming weekend.

I'll update this thread and close it once funds and boat have been transferred. Until then, if anyone else is interested - feel free to PM me with your contact details, and I'll advise if things don't work out.

And, while a little late...here are the interior pics.

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My bright Fire Engine Red C-Dory and DaNag's were "stable mates" at the same time at EQ Marine when they were both being outfitted. Both of them were built at the old, old, old factory before the production line process at the next in line factory. Whoever succeeds in purchasing DaNag is one very fortunate individual!
 
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