The Cape Dory Board

Cathy Monaghan wrote:

Carl Thunberg wrote:Okay, I give up. What is an LCOL area?

I think he meant local.

I assumed LCOL stood for: Low Cost Of Living

Amazing. I got nothing else.

Beautiful shots, Jim. Thanks for sharing.

CDSOA has a copy of the 1981 manual to download. Specs for standing and running rigging are near the end.

http://www.capedory.org/manuals/Ty-Ty%2 ... 30-30K.pdf

Good luck with your project!

Thanks Ron! It's been a pleasure chatting with you backchannel.

Beautiful!

Once you glue and clamp the strips, they should retain the shape. I have aways heard that you should use, air dried wood, instead of kiln dried for bending. Most of the wood, l have is local air dried stuff, so l have no direct experince with kiln dried wood. I concur with Steve. Kiln-dried can be ...

Very impressive process. You and your spouse(?) have it down to a science. I couldn't tell if the 2 locals who wandered onto the scene were more help or hindrance. Anyway thanks for that! A very entertaining watch.

wikakaru wrote:Can any of the Daysailor owners on the forum tell me if this is a cuddy version Daysailor or a highly modified Weekender?

It's a very early Weekender (hull #6). The owner posted it for sale here: http://www.capedory.org/board/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=38536

tjr818 wrote:There are few things more expensive than a free boat.

Too true!

That's a really early boat. Note the wooden bulkheads and wooden cockpit benches. Probably worth saving -- just at what cost. Hopefully you're handy and motivated.

Rent a pickup from U-Haul for the day and tow it yourself? Down and back to Irvington is easily done in one day (2.5 hrs each way). Or splurge and spend the night at the Tides Inn! Good luck and enjoy the new boat. We love ours.

Check out the Daingerfield Island Sailing Club. https://discsailing.org

Fantastic pictures. I love the mooring payment system.

Jerry Hammernik wrote:I'm in agreement on the value of this board. If money is needed, count me in.

Ditto here! Happy to help fund the proper fixes. From what was posted earlier, sounds like a new host is the fix.

I know she's not in the water yet, but it looks like it's soup to me. So, I want to thank you for this epic thread. It's wonderful to see how other's plan and execute their projects -- especially at his level of excellence. I also want to say that shot of the finished and painted prop shaft tube/log...