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kevinmac
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Initially Posted - 12/24/2007 :  16:31:33  Show Profile
2006 Catalina 250WK #881, with trailer for sale.

Standard rig, 135 jib, wing keel, tiller steering.
Whisker pole and mast pad eye.
Teak and holly sole.
Portapotty.
Canvas package (sail cover, companionway cover, tiller cover, pop top).
Yamaha 8 HP motor on Catalina bracket, electric start, power tilt.
Garmin GPS 192C installed next to companionway.
Raymarine ST40 Tridata speed/depth/water temp.
Two claw anchors, 180' nylon rode and 20' chain for overnight, 50' of nylon for lunch hook.
Trailer includes 3rd wheel/spare tire option to ease launching.
Fresh bottom paint, 12/07. Barrier coated, 1/06.
$1500 custom mattress for V-berth, for real comfort sleeping.
Freshwater most of the time, two separate weeks in salt water.

Vessel located in Portland, Oregon. Pictures on Yachtworld soon. Selling because I got an opportunity to buy a bigger boat that I have always liked, and the only one on the west coast, so I bought it, and need to reduce my boat count before my wife notices.

Asking $34,500 flexible. New boat with same equipment in same city (Portland, OR) would be $45,000 today.

Contact broker, Roger Londberg, River City Sailing (Portland Catalina dealer) at roger@rivercitysailing.com or 503-740-6160. Or call me, Kevin Mackenzie, at 503-310-0285 (cell) if you prefer. I get to pay the commission either way ;-). You can email me at kevin@catapult.biz.

You can also repond with questions here, I will check back when I can, but will be traveling a great deal over the rest of December and January (on the new boat), and will not be able to get messages or email very often, nor check here. Thus the broker might be your best bet if I don't reply soon.

I am really sad to see her go. We were taking our stuff out of her this weekend, and it reminded me of all the good times she has given me. Heck, my dog and I lived aboard her for 4 months a bit over a year ago (thus the comfortable mattress). Catalina builds great boats...

Kevin
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britinusa
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Response Posted - 12/24/2007 :  20:58:36  Show Profile  Visit britinusa's Homepage
C'mon Kevin, you know the rules.... Pics Sell!

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kevinmac
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Response Posted - 12/24/2007 :  21:00:22  Show Profile
As it says, pics will be taken, and in the Yachtworld listing soon. When that listing is up, I will post a link to it here.

Kevin
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1981capri
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Response Posted - 12/25/2007 :  00:25:52  Show Profile
It's the pretty boat in the middle here next to my blue Capri 25 on the left and a C25 on the right. I'm sure some better pictures are coming, but it is a very nice boat.
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kevinmac
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Response Posted - 12/25/2007 :  12:44:20  Show Profile
Thank you Dan, that was very kind of you...

-Kevin
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kevinmac
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Response Posted - 01/06/2008 :  22:39:34  Show Profile
Added link to photos in message that begins this thread.

In Ventura harbor waiting for the mother of all storms to subside so we can continue to work our way north...

-Kevin
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1981capri
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Response Posted - 01/07/2008 :  22:59:22  Show Profile
Glad to see you check in and to hear you are in safe harbor. Hope you get a chance to check in once in a while as you come up the coast.
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kevinmac
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Response Posted - 01/11/2008 :  10:05:27  Show Profile
We are in Monterrey now. I will post a story soon.

-Kevin
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Nautiduck
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Response Posted - 01/11/2008 :  15:08:34  Show Profile
Gee Whiz, I love that teak and holly sole! Could I just buy that?

What is that piece of wood running down the middle of the cockpit?
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kevinmac
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Response Posted - 01/16/2008 :  18:55:13  Show Profile
It is a toe rail. My wife is 4' 11" and when the boat heels, she would slide onto the cockpit floor before her fee would touch the opposite side. It actually has been a very popular addition with folks sailing the boat.

New boat is in Crescent City now. Working up the coast. In port for weather at least until Sunday... I am back home.

Kevin
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Champipple
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Response Posted - 01/17/2008 :  18:29:12  Show Profile  Visit Champipple's Homepage
Toe Rails in the cockpit are very very common on racing boats with larger open cockpits and ones where the cockpit doesn't have a back to the seat. Great Idea to have one on a 250 imho.
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kevinmac
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Response Posted - 05/09/2008 :  21:05:43  Show Profile
bump
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GaryB
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Response Posted - 05/10/2008 :  20:07:06  Show Profile
Ok, I give. What does "bump" mean? Also DPO?
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Nautiduck
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Response Posted - 05/11/2008 :  17:25:31  Show Profile
"Bump" is posting a reply that then puts the topic back at the top of the list so it is not buried way down the page.
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GaryB
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Response Posted - 05/11/2008 :  18:25:40  Show Profile
Thanks Randy. What does DPO mean. I assume the Po is provious owner but what does the D stand for?
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Nautiduck
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Response Posted - 05/14/2008 :  11:39:05  Show Profile
"Dumb"
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kevinmac
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Response Posted - 07/24/2008 :  10:37:27  Show Profile
Price reduced to $34,500.

Just coming up for air after one of the most intense six month periods in my life. Sailing the new cat up the coast, doing the refit (more extensive than I planned, ever heard that before?), and sorting out/aquiring all the equipment needed to put her in charter was VASTLY more work that I ever imagined. Was also a lot of fun for the most part.

Poor Dogs Allowed has been neglected for most of this time, but no more. The cat is chartered nearly every week for the rest of the summer, if I want to sail (and I do), it will be in my 250. Will be fun to sail her again after all the "big boat" sailing.

One thing I learned with the big boat - I REALLY like autopilots. Having "George" steer the boat while I put up the sails, or take them down, or reef, or whatever, is really great. I think I will install one on Dogs, even though I will never get the money back.

Will write more about the cat adventures later.

Kevin
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Dave Bristle
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Response Posted - 07/24/2008 :  10:56:29  Show Profile
You can do a more subtle "bump" by editing your post (even if you don't change anything).
Edited by - Dave Bristle on 07/24/2008 14:19:29
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Nautiduck
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Response Posted - 07/24/2008 :  11:13:11  Show Profile
Link no longer works.
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kevinmac
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Response Posted - 07/24/2008 :  11:33:33  Show Profile
Thanks Randy, it appears the broker let the ad expire. Maybe that is why it hasn't sold... ;-)
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kevinmac
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Response Posted - 08/22/2008 :  11:19:04  Show Profile
I just killed the listing withe broker, which reduces the price to $29,000 now. I will get my own pictures up soon, the link about does not work any more.

thanks,

Kevin
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