E.Q. Harbor Service & Sales
--Since 1985--
At Deception Pass
265 Cornet Bay Road
Oak Harbor, WA 98277
www.eqmarine.com
(866) 679-4783
--Since 1985--
At Deception Pass
265 Cornet Bay Road
Oak Harbor, WA 98277
www.eqmarine.com
(866) 679-4783
2002 C-Dory22 Cruiser
For those of you who are C-Brats or visit the C-Brat online group you may recognize this boat as being the SeaDNA (now Curlew). This boat has been used extensively for fishing. The photos will show the many additions and upgrades including items like the cutting board (aft end of cockpit), many rod holders, Scotty electric downriggers, and more.
Power is twin Honda BF40 engines with 1230 well-cared-for hours on them. All but a few hours were put on by the original owner who is a member of the C-Brats and they've been maintained well. Consider these hours to be about mid-time in terms of typical lifetime engine hours (like about 50,000 miles on a car). If used in typical fashion (perhaps 80 to 100 hours a year) there are still many years of use in these engines.
Power is twin Honda BF40 engines with 1230 well-cared-for hours on them. All but a few hours were put on by the original owner who is a member of the C-Brats and they've been maintained well. Consider these hours to be about mid-time in terms of typical lifetime engine hours (like about 50,000 miles on a car). If used in typical fashion (perhaps 80 to 100 hours a year) there are still many years of use in these engines.
Listing Price: $28,000
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Cutting table: the table is removable as is the motorwell dam it's mounted to. Also shown in this photo are some of the rod holders and the boat hook.
This photo shows the motorwell dam removed (along with the cutting board).
Dowrigger weight holders can be seen at the aft corners.
Dowrigger weight holders can be seen at the aft corners.
Closer view of waterproof panel located in aft starboard corner of cockpit.
Aft starboard area of cockpit showing cutting table, downriggers receptacle, electrical panel, and side rod holder mount.
The stainless fitting in the foreground (lower right corner) are for a boarding ladder (included).
The stainless fitting in the foreground (lower right corner) are for a boarding ladder (included).
View of forward part of main cabin and helm station.
Electronics (from L to R) include: Poly Planar RD-44 remote for stereo, Furuno 1712 radar, Ray53 DSC VHF radio, Interphase Sea Scout sounder, and on the dash the Garmin 182C chartplotter.
Electronics (from L to R) include: Poly Planar RD-44 remote for stereo, Furuno 1712 radar, Ray53 DSC VHF radio, Interphase Sea Scout sounder, and on the dash the Garmin 182C chartplotter.
V-berth area. Stainless boarding ladder to right, a pair of Scotty electric downriggers (fully rebuilt with Spectra line), and part of the cockpit camper enclosure canvas.
Dinette on port side. Electric refrigerator under forward passenger seat.
This photo is looking down into the interior of the aft passenger seat at the dinette. The table in to the extreme righ in this photo.
The water tank has been removed (but is included) to make room for two Group 27 AGM batteries and more storage.
The water tank has been removed (but is included) to make room for two Group 27 AGM batteries and more storage.
This photo show new helm seat (orginal included), custom drawers under helm, galley with Wallas stove/heater, and digital voltmeter (new).
Under the galley. New Blue Sea Systems components on bulkhead.
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