The Cape Dory Board

Boat (HIN 1539), sail, spars, rudder, centerboard, oars, and galvanized trailer. Recent improvements: • The transom was taken completely apart and repaired with marine ply and epoxy. It is now better than original. • Rub rails replaced – Used teak wood. Sealed with Sikkens Cetol. • New sail and sail...

The bearings on our main traveler car are worn out. Not ready to replace the entire system if someone that has upgraded to a new system and has a unit that is still serviceable i would be interested in purchasing. Probably not near you but I saw one at a marine consignment store in St Augustine, FL...

efjeffries wrote:This has been sold.....
Thanks,
Ned

Congrats. Please edit the Subject line to include "SOLD - ..."

mgphl52 wrote:Congrats on the sale and "Thank You!" for properly updating the subject.

No prob

mgphl52 wrote:Wow! This has to be a great deal for someone. Kind of wish i wasn't so far away, but I do enjoy sailing year round down here.

Agreed!!

By "In hull" do you mean thru hull or in the bilge (no hole thru)? I have had respectable success with "in the bilge" type installations by using a piece of 3" PVC cut to the angle of the hull and secured to the inside of the hull (bilge) using 5200, then filled with a liqui...

With mixed emotions I report that Nautica has sold

Its time to get my Typhoon seaworthy. I simply cannot be without a Cape Dory or two in my fleet.

http://www.capedory.org/board/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=36191 This CD36 is still for sale and has a Yanmar which the seller had professionally installed. Perhaps a PM would result in some specifics regarding the changeover. Gladly! I believe I have Nautica sold (mixed emotions, no doubt :cry: :) ). T...

fmueller wrote:The one you own ?

Almost agree 100% ...

The ones you own !!!

Bump - Nautica did not sell using a local broker. Honestly, I am very surprised given we were $20K lower than others on YW, and competitive with others on the private market, particularly given all of the upgrades. I guess the gel coat issue is hard for people to look past. She is still for sale, bu...

My Cape Dory 36 Nautica is currently listed with a broker here in Topping VA for $39,500. I believe we are priced at the low end of the market, particularly when considering some important upgrades such as a newer motor with less than 400 hours, new electrical systems, new traveler, new 12v fridge, ...

Launch day was yesterday. New bottom paint, repainted boot stripe, and had the hull compounded, polished, and waxed. I love the sunlight reflections on the hull :) The coamings from within the cockpit are back in good shape too!! Please excuse the sawdust and dirt - cleaning the topside will be next...

Here are a few pics of the cabinet. I used the orginal drawer fronts, but everything else is new teak.

Wine anyone?

tjr818 wrote:It's nice to see that you have the number one boating accessory so close to your project We can't usually even approach our boat without Wasp and Hornet Killer in hand

'specially this time of year. If they paid toward the maintenance and/or slip fees, Id be more tolerant, but no...

How did I miss the post a picture feature?? It works great!!

Is there a limit to the amount of storage one can use? I'm thinking I should go back and save most of my previously posted pics to the forum's storage so that they do not get lost.