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I'd like some more info on it too. Is it cut for the backstay? Tried sending you an email but MSN says your email does not exist.

Thanks all for the input.

Monty - could you post some pictures of the engine area? The boat is in Arizona, I'm in Minnesota and the owner is less that helpful.

Did the 26 ever come with an inboard diesel? I've spent some time searching and have found nothing so I am guessing not. There is one in AZ that has one in it, the price is cheap enough now that the drive could be worth it?

Welcome, good to see another 22 in Minnesota.

Being from the same area as Capt Bondo I have yet to find any decent charts much less anything with clearances. Capt. Bondo sails on the St. Croix River and I have never seen any NOAA charts for the area. The lake listed in the link is Lac La Croix which the USA side is in the Boundary Waters Canoe ...

Sorry to hear that. His website is a huge source of information. I have used it extensively while researching boats; I would hate to see his site go. Does anyone have any contact information?

The boat was re-listed with the same price. I still have not had any luck getting a hold of the owner so back looking.

I have used uship in the past for oversize items. You list what you have, size, weight, and to/from locations and shippers will email you with a quote. You mainly get truck drivers with partial loads that will throw it on their truck.

http://www.uship.com/

Yes please do. My C22 has been a freshwater only boat but I should really take a look at that pin sometime.

Where are you located?

I'm not sure on the VIN but I believe it is on the data plate on the tongue. For the brake controller it doesn't get any better than the Prodigy. http://www.brakecontroller.com/prodigy1.htm you can find it cheaper, this is the first link I came across. I use this for my C22 and a large camper. For t...

Don't get me wrong it's very beautiful boat with a lot of hard work and money put into it, I would love to have it. I was not factoring in your location versus mine which probably makes a huge difference in value, not much of a sailboat market in central Minnesota . Best of luck in your sale.

Wow what a difference. Very nice looking.

Does this seem a little high or am I just cheap? It does look real nice, seems to come with quite a bit, and new rigging but no trailer. I'm not looking to buy this just curious on others opinion on the price.

http://providence.craigslist.org/boa/1524316154.html

Merry Christmas to all.

Alright Scott, your going to have to give up some more details on how you did this . I spend almost as much time sliding the main into the slot as I do stepping the mast.

It looks kind of like it has the poptop. the galley slides under the starboard side cockpit locker and is on a track. It was a factory option that my boat had but was removed at some point, I would like to find one someday. Now that I look closer at your photos I do not see the sink drain thru-hull ...

A good pressure washing and it will look great. I wish I had the poptop option, you'll like that if you overnight on the boat. Do you have the sliding galley?

Congrats on the boat. Definitely keep up with the board.

Capt. Bondo - A flotilla sound like a great idea for next summer. I would be more than happy to do any of the planning.

Did you have problems with the ones one my site? I redid the archive before zipping it so it should be fine.

I also have the hi res manuals hosted on my site. You can download the zip file here:
http://www.canoemn.com/d/1604-1/Chrysle ... 9d71c6537d

This has all the Chrysler manuals in the zip. Just trying to save some of EE's bandwidth.

Email did not work, Comcast said the attachment was to large. Here is a link you should be able to download from.
http://www.canoemn.com/d/1604-1/Chrysle ... 035c257104

Winter projects ha. It gets way to cold and way to much snow here to work on the boat. Maybe someday I'll have a big enough heated shed, until then my winter list gets done in the summer.

Worked fine for me using WinRAR and Winzip pro 10.0. Its kind of a messy file structure but the PDF's are there and very good quality. Thanks Mariner

Paul - I have just enough tension on the pivot bolt that the rudder stays down but still lifts fairly easy. Al - borrow away, that's whats great about this site. j42goose - The bolt that the lines run around is SS with a nylon bushing that I found at the hardware store. Just running the lines around...

Not mine but thought i would pass it along.

http://pensacola.craigslist.org/boa/1463463166.html

Yep, just run a couple lines up through the rudder post and I have a jam cleat on the tiller to hold the rudder up. I don't secure it down as I want it to kick up if I hit ground. I also added handles and color coded just to make everything easier.