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Thanks, but don't be too envious.

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Thanks to all for the congrats on my find, but don't be
too envious. She has sat for five years totally neglected,
this is not a turn key project. My first thoughts on a new name... Pandora.

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Terrence
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Oh, that looks a lot like EE did in November of 2003.

Pandora :wink: oh but she may never forgive you !!
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I agree my getaway looked a little worse but similar she will come around with TLC.
Catch the wind and ride the wave, Have fun
Lyle
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It's a good life on the
Honu, 1976 C-22
My Chrysler Sailing Photos: http://s1297.beta.photobucket.com/user/ ... ry/Sailing
Mario G

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LOL want to trade for my turn key c-22

My C-22 sat for more then 15 yrs and need lots to get it ready

this is start to now on all that was done ,
http://good-times.webshots.com/album/568869392suwBrk belive it or not it was about as much fun as the sailing. ( wait that doesn't help me getting a C-26 huh?)

Theres always going to be someone here willing to help you along the way. (I'm not very good at this talking someone in a trade huh?...lol)

Alan the drool onh the keyboard seems to be a problem here.
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YEAH!!!

You have something to do!!!

Nothing like a great project!

Enjoy the rework!

Scott
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encouragement

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Thanks for the encouragement. Alan had it right... overwhelmed does
come to mind. I am sure all those on this Chrysler web who have been
down this road before will be my greatest asset. I am hoping the rework
will be nearly as fun as sailing, for it will be a good while before Pandora
is back in the water. :)

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Terrence
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First Clean Up

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First clean up (inside an outside) Use a lot of Bleach, spray it on let it sit (not dry) about 15 min. an rence off with water (power washer would be useful) go easy on wood work. You are going to love that boat, easy crean up, some wax an go sailing. Don't keep it on a traler for three years like I did mine. ( what a wast of time that was ) Go sailing thats what the boat needs the most.
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It's a good life on the
Honu, 1976 C-22
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