The Cape Dory Board

Hi. I think $15k is a fair price, but I am considering offers. Please let me know your thoughts.
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Hi Billy
I sent you some pictures to your e-mail. Please confirm you received them
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_Ek

Hello
It is Hull number 162
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-EK

Hi Big Mac
Thanks, she is a great boat, here are a few more pics. This weekend I will go below and get some cabin shots for you. Do you have an e-mail address that I can send those pictures to you directly? I will also send over my thoughts on a price.
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-Eric

Hello
Update, Crux sold last month. Thanks for everyones inquiries.
-Eric




Very rare Cape Dory 22D for sale in Charlottesville Va. Meticulously cared for and most of its life spent on the hard and in fresh water. Please me contact me if interested.
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-Eric

Hello
I have a very nice 22d with a trailer that I am considering selling. Let me know if you are interested. She is a great boat, the Diesel engine makes this a very rare pocket cruiser.
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-EK

Hey Craig
Can you please send pics to krebsie95@hotmail.com
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-Eric

Hey Matt
I just sent you an e-mail. If you did not receive please e-mail me. Krebsie95@hotmail.com

Thanks so much
-Eric

Need it for water intake 1/2" Called Spartan and they wont have one for another 2 weeks, planning long sailing trip next week. Help!
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-Eric

Need it for water intake 1/2" Called Spartan and they wont have one for another 2 weeks, planning long sailing trip next week. Help!
Thanks
-Eric

My guess is that you have a wet balsa core. Put your non skid on and go sailing. Then at the end of the season either drill holes in the cockpit floor and let it dry out, then inject thickened epoxy, or cut out top and recore.

Yes Epoxy/Varnish works well. Initially on my teak I did 3x coats west system epoxy followed by 4x coats varnish. Then every season I maintain by 2x coats of varnish in the spring to block uv.
Hope this helps

Greetings Last fall when I hauled out my boat I noticed after she sat on the hard for a few weeks I got the infamous blue cobalt ooze. It came from inside the rudder shaft that leads down from the cockpit. It dripped down and created a trail on my rudder. So my question is, why am I getting ooze fro...

Thanks for the invite...I will be joining.... Well I should say that I dont think it is a drain plug, but rather a pressure relief valve or something of the sort. If memory serves me right, it sits on the lowest part of the engine just left of the crankshaft pulley. I can check for you and if you wa...

Hey Jim Congrats on your new 22d she is a fine boat. I just winterized mine last weekend. (you will have to do this outside, if you do this indoors you will make a mess of your garage) What I do is take a bucket down below filled with water and run a garden hose to the bucket. Take off the water int...