2008-05-17T04:48:53Z http://blog.oldragbaggersonline.com/comments/atom.aspx Quick Blog tag:blog.oldragbaggersonline.com,2008-04-18:981328 Lance and Becky Williams 2008-04-18T16:49:46Z 2008-04-18T16:49:46Z tag:blog.oldragbaggersonline.com,2008-04-18:979970 David R Dalbke http://www.mdglass.net 2008-04-18T16:48:36Z 2008-04-18T09:26:10Z tag:blog.oldragbaggersonline.com,2008-04-14:968560 Clay Commons 2008-04-14T12:29:25Z 2008-04-14T12:18:33Z
But the rest of the deck is fine, so I feel replacing two discreet areas is worth it. I have a friend who worked for Tillotson Peason for years and knows his 'glass, and he's on the job.

Cape Dories were built more or less in my back yard - great boat! I wish you joy of her! I had a Typhoon for years on Narragansett Bay, and loved every minute.]]> tag:blog.oldragbaggersonline.com,2008-04-14:968500 Lance and Becky Williams 2008-04-14T11:29:25Z 2008-04-14T11:29:25Z But, that having been said, the Bristol Sailstar is such an awesome sailing boat.  We absolutely loved that boat.  We did a tremendous amount of work restoring her, and have never regretted a minute of it.  First of all, we learned so much!!  And it was such a great family boat for us.  We have lots of nice memories of cruising around San Diego on her.
Good luck with yours.  I hope you get your work done and get out on the water this summer!
Becky]]> tag:blog.oldragbaggersonline.com,2008-04-14:968233 Clay COmmons 2008-04-14T11:26:00Z 2008-04-14T08:54:25Z tag:blog.oldragbaggersonline.com,2008-04-14:967989 Lance and Becky Williams 2008-04-14T05:54:48Z 2008-04-14T05:54:48Z Becky]]> tag:blog.oldragbaggersonline.com,2008-04-14:967982 Lance and Becky Williams 2008-04-14T05:48:29Z 2008-04-14T05:48:29Z We bought a 2 1/2 gallon jug of the Soy-Strip.  We used about 1/2 of it, so it would be a gallon or maybe just a tad more.  We had enough left for 1 go round on a Catalina 27 bottom.  I don't know if you've ever used it before but we thought it worked really well.
Thanks for writing and good luck with your 22. 
(We bought a CD 28 yesterday, so have yet another bottom looming in our future.)
Becky]]> tag:blog.oldragbaggersonline.com,2008-03-13:890659 Bill B 2008-04-14T05:45:51Z 2008-03-13T14:16:50Z tag:blog.oldragbaggersonline.com,2007-12-08:700570 adrian naqui 2007-12-22T10:30:05Z 2007-12-08T14:18:14Z want to congratulate you on a fine pick - the cape dory is the boat of my dreams - I am from new Orleans and you would not believe the boats and damage after katrina - was looking for a dory after i lost my boat and wanted to trade up to dory land - had no luck- all the best luck with your project one day it will be so beautiful - if interested send me an email and i will send you some pictures of the devastation of the local yacht harbor in new Orleans something to see - and send me the latest progress photos - anyway - see yall adrian]]> tag:blog.oldragbaggersonline.com,2007-11-01:631316 Carroll F Cook 2008-01-22T12:37:30Z 2007-11-01T12:51:09Z I just found your blog. I had a Typhoon when I lived in Maine many years ago and love Carl Alberg designed boats. What I have read of your story of the 22 is great. Congratulation.

I am on the internet at the library in so will not be able to keep your site locked in; but will keep up with it.

I am determined to get a Typhoon again or after reading your information a 22 sounds fine. Someone at the Saratoga Lake Sailing Club is selling an Ensign, but my situation does not permit that right now. I do have an O'Day 22 (forgive me, long boring story)but at least it gets me on the water.
Best wishes, Carroll]]>