Line drawings for CD25 or Ty?
Moderator: Jim Walsh
Line drawings for CD25 or Ty?
Anyone know where one might find line drawings for a CD25 and/or Ty? I thought I might like to make a half hull or model during the long minnesota winter.
'74 CD25 #160 "serendipity"
ashfordclinic@prodigy.net
'74 CD25 #160 "serendipity"
ashfordclinic@prodigy.net
You can buy them at...
Andy Burton of Trident Studio advises that he has an extensive collection of line drawings of various Cape Dory models and is willing to make copies available to CD owners at cost. He can be contacted via e-mail at <a href="mailto:andrew@tridentstudio.com">andrew@tridentstudio.com</a> or by calling 401-846-9505.
catherine_monaghanNOSPAM@merck.com
catherine_monaghanNOSPAM@merck.com
dissappointed
I actually was dissapointed with the lines I purchased from Trident. I don't remember exactly why I was dissappointed, but I think the waterlines were missing from profile view. The drawings seemed generally accurate and they may even be the best available on the market, but they are not necessarily complete or suitable for all purposes.
chipgavin@hotmail.com
chipgavin@hotmail.com
Re: Line drawings for CD25 or Ty?
David:
I have 1/2hull you can copy, Live in Lindstrom but work in Saint Paul.
Would be willing to let you copy. E-mail or call me @651-265-1073
Jonathan Dodge
1979 CD Typhoon
"Lion's Whelp"
Jonathan.D.Dodge@HealthPartners.com
I have 1/2hull you can copy, Live in Lindstrom but work in Saint Paul.
Would be willing to let you copy. E-mail or call me @651-265-1073
Jonathan Dodge
1979 CD Typhoon
"Lion's Whelp"
Jonathan.D.Dodge@HealthPartners.com
Not CD25 but Alberg TY..Peabody Ma, Library
My close sailing buddy who works at Mystic Seaport informs me that the Peabody Ma. Library has most if not all of Carl Albergs line drawings in the archive. Give them a try although the CD25 is a George Staedel design...his son is a surveyor in Ct somewhere (around Stamford I believe). Hope these leads help.
dc1c@aol.com
dc1c@aol.com
Peabody - Essex Museum, Salem, MA
Your buddy probably was referring to the Peabody - Essex Museum in Salem, MA. Coincidentally, I was just there last week killing some time between appointments. I recommend their current exhibit featuring art and artifacts related to the French navy.
skicape@aol.com
skicape@aol.com
Re: Peabody - Essex Museum, Salem, MA
Stan,Stan W. wrote: Your buddy probably was referring to the Peabody - Essex Museum in Salem, MA. Coincidentally, I was just there last week killing some time between appointments. I recommend their current exhibit featuring art and artifacts related to the French navy.
Do you know how to contact the Peabody-Essex Museum, their address or phone or e-mail? I would like to ask them about the lines for the CD30. I'm a little remote, being located in Texas.
Thanks,
Carl Jones
s/v Spanish Eyes, CD30 Cutter
Gulf Coast Fleet
GreatCells@aol.com
Salem's a good cruising destination
BTW, the museum and other sites of interest in Salem make it a good cruising destination.
Regards, Neil
s/v LIQUIDITY
Cape Dory 28 #167
neil@nrgordon.com
Regards, Neil
s/v LIQUIDITY
Cape Dory 28 #167
neil@nrgordon.com
Re: dissappointed
I'm sorry you were dissappointed. I only can sell what I have and I think I made myself clear when I said that I am not making a profit at $35 for a set of lines plans. I am merely doing Cape Dory owners a favor and covering the cost of copying and postage!
I am in the business of making really nice half hulls and do not believe that I am entitled to make a profit on the lines. So caveat emptor; if you buy a half hull, however, and are not happy and I can't fix it, you will certainly get your money back.
andrew@tridentstudio.com
I am in the business of making really nice half hulls and do not believe that I am entitled to make a profit on the lines. So caveat emptor; if you buy a half hull, however, and are not happy and I can't fix it, you will certainly get your money back.
andrew@tridentstudio.com