I got the call. Thank you to all of you

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I got the call. Thank you to all of you

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I got the call this evening. They accepted my offer (always makes you wonder when they accept your first offer). I will soon be the new owner of a C22. I'm really excited about getting the old girl back where she belongs - on the lake.

I have already learned a tremendous amount by reading all of your collective comments. This forum has been invaluable and I'm sure will continue to be so in the future.

I hope to contribute soon and often.

MB
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Congrates You will love her!
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Post by Mario G »

Congrats MB welcome to the Chrysler family. Remember to post pictures .

I think we need to get a count and serial #'s of all known C-22's belonging to the members of this group.

Does anyone have production numbers of the C-22 thru the years?


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Congrats

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Welcome, and congrats, you will love it, we all love ours!
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Welcome, you will love it.
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Post by skyking »

Welcome to the list of Chrysler owners. Be sure to post some pictures. I know as well as anyone that these thing are meant to be restored :D

I'm now looking at making a new oak table for mine, along with the nautical star inlaid into it. My father in-law has a project on his hands with this one, he is my woodworker and I want the star to be made from three different kinds of wood :roll:
mkb

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Wow, that's sounds cool. But you aren't using the Chrysler Pentastar? ;-)
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Post by NYCSAILOR »

MKB -- that is a cool idea.... I might try something like that in my cabin sole project -- if I do it in real teak holly... although I am leaning towards "plasTeak" right now... heard it does look good..

BTW; I am curious what other boats you shoped / considered, and why you finally settled on the c-22
mkb

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NYCSAILOR wrote: I am curious what other boats you shoped / considered, and why you finally settled on the c-22
First of all, the disclaimer: I've owned 19' and 23' power boats, but never sailed, so I know almost nothing about what I'm doing.

But I wanted a boat small enough to trailer (I like to check out different lakes and keep the boat out of the water) and I wanted a boat big enough to sleep in.

I looked at a MacGregor 21 and then saw the Chrysler, just by accident. This thing impressed me as being a small boat with a lot of space. And being a car guy, & history buff, I think the Chrysler aspect is cool too. And this one was in my price range - around $2000.
skyking

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mkb wrote:Wow, that's sounds cool. But you aren't using the Chrysler Pentastar? ;-)
I probably should, but sincie I'm X- N avy , I'm partial :D
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Welcome aboard MKB! 8)

Did you get a trailer with your boat too?

Thanks
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Welcome aboard

Ah the day I picked mine up and thought............my god man what have you got yourself into....:)
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Alanhod wrote: Did you get a trailer with your boat too?
Hi Alan, I did get a trailer. Actually its a very nice trailers.. galvanized, tandem axle, surge brakes. The bunks need recovered though.
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Ahhh, you did good getting the trailer. I still can't find a good one for less then I paid for the boat.

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Post by Gus »

I'm late to the punch, but welcome! I've done lots of repairs and mods to my C-22, its a really seaworthy little ship, and it'll take you back home.

Good luck and have fun!

Gus
1976 Chrysler 22 Halve Maen - Sail # 595
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