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britinusa
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Initially Posted - 02/19/2006 :  06:25:00  Show Profile  Visit britinusa's Homepage
Often reading in posts that one thing or another was 'Standard' on the boat (25/250/Capri) perhaps it would be useful to have a list of what is/was standard on boats of different years.

Would there be value in it?
Joint Decision. (Sold)
PO C250WB 2005 Sail # 841.


Moved up to C34 Eximius

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Douglas
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Response Posted - 02/19/2006 :  18:31:37  Show Profile  Visit Douglas's Homepage
See Manuals & Brochures there is a parts manual there.
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Steve Milby
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Response Posted - 02/19/2006 :  19:22:34  Show Profile
As I recall, the list of options on a C25 was one or two pages long, in two columns. Options included tall or standard rig, inboard engine or outboard motor mount, sails, pop-top, pop-top enclosure, traditional or dinette floor plan, galley with 2 choices of stove, window curtains, porta potty or fixed head, either a vanity with sink or a hanging locker, 110 electric shore power, cushions in the quarterberth. Single-speed primary winches were standard, but two-speed or self-tailing winches were optional, as was the winch on the mast. A boom vang, cunningham, adjustable backstay, swim ladder and other hardware were optional, and I believe lifelines and perhaps pulpits were optional. You could order either a galvanized or painted trailer with either roller bunks or fixed bunks, or you could order a cradle. All the options were enough to make your head spin!

I imagine Catalina still has copies of their lists of options, and would probably provide a copy if you ask.
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JimB517
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Response Posted - 02/20/2006 :  10:55:50  Show Profile  Visit JimB517's Homepage
I still have the actual 1978 bill of sale listing all factory options. The base boat was $9900 then.
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RichardG
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Response Posted - 02/24/2006 :  21:33:03  Show Profile
<i>"galley with 2 choices of stove"</i>

Something other than the curtain burner?

...say it ain't so!!!
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