The current refit of 1975 O'Day 22 comes to an end. The next Owner can put it overboard,
Sunday, September 20, 2009
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Why it is taking so long....
Due to work and other projects, things have been on hold for the boat. Right now, well for the last three months, I have been working on the house's exterior, and doing some of the small items and contracting out the others.
But... when it gets colder, will get back on the boat. Still miss being with Pat and Chris on the Morgan. The picture is from 96, I think, at Deagle's boat yard in Deltaville, getting Island Gypsy ready.
The new owner, apparently change the name of the boat, cannot remember. The four boats, including this one, we have not changed. Could say we are superstitious.
Just found a another person that has purchased a 22 O'Day and in the process of working on.
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Tweeter
I thought about adding Tweeter to my site, whether it would be interesting to folk, don't know, but...not going to do it.
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Having Stopped for a While
Well I most likely miss my deadline. So what is the plan? At this point there are 49 days to complete is not in the picture. I do have the motor that Chris picked up, so it is ready. $382 to fix, but cheaper than a new engine.
Hopefully, I will be able to get back to the work, when it gets warm.
Resettting clock today.
Hopefully, I will be able to get back to the work, when it gets warm.
Resettting clock today.
Sunday, November 30, 2008
Cold and Wet

Have not done much work on boat other than picking up a new VHF Raymarine 55 for around $145 off Ebay. The lack is due only to having other pressing matters to attend, my job mainly. Did go last month to Deltaville and VA Beach to see what I could pick up as to items. Found a few items at a good price in Norfolk. Sad day in DV, given at my past marine found a 50 foot ketch down at the dock. Also watch as family had a new dock put in at their home.
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