The Cape Dory Board

5/32" sold. Original ad updated.

Still plenty more available! 9/32" for all you 36 owners out there.

How's that nonskid color on your feet in the tropical sun? Cool enough?

I doubt you'll find a better price anywhere

Are you in the southern hemisphere?

Jeff,

Great pictures and a pretty little boat. Thanks for sharing. I'll be sure to share your link with my students.

I have a Shellback that I built. At nearly twelve feet she look a little large behind my 25 but towed great. I've thought about the similar Nutshell to be able to bring onboard our larger boat. the Shelback does very well with two adults and two children for rowing. Jeff Hi Jeff, I don't suppose yo...

Sail what you love.

Enjoy your travels, John! And thanks for the updates and photos; they're especially great for the "northern brethren."

Thanks, Rich, for the picture. Since Jeff got several great replies already about how to approach removing his engine, I'll stray just a bit more from the original post to say that's an interesting approach to the engine foundations. What did they use to for the beds? I can see they're tabbed to the...

Rich,

Not to hijack the thread, but did the yard remove the steel engine bed and build those foundations, or are the foundations original?

David

Thanks! That photo takes me way back.

Cruising the internet this morning, I came upon the Golden Globe Race site and noticed that the Cape Dory 36 is on the "approved" list of entries. I thought maybe some of you here would be interested in checking out the site and some of the videos published about the race by McIntyre Adven...

This probably counts as a stupid question, but can I replace my standing rigging a few stays at a time, with the mast up? It seems a little precarious to climb the mast and remove any of the upper or lower shrouds while up there. I was trying to think it through, and it reminds me of the riddles of...

Jim and David, It appears that both of you have gone with the lower cut Yankee. Do both of yours still come back to the mast, not past the mast? and just have a lower foot which adds a bit more sail area? David that is exactly what the sail maker said about replacing the UV material on an existing ...

A couple points: Generally it's easier to add a UV cover to a sail under construction since things like the clew are usually pressed through the whole assembly - sailcloth and UV material. Trying to sew around a pressed-in ring and other hardware can be a pain. Factor into the cost of replacing the ...

Still for sale.