1977 - Preview
brochure for the CD-36 (PDF, 1.3 MB) -- This boat
was originally drawn as a ketch, but was offered as a cutter when
finally introduced in 1978.
Line Drawings for the CD-27
(PDF, 175 KB)-- provided by Ed Rant
Line Drawings for the CD-28
(PDF, 127 KB) -- provided by Russ Campbell
Cradles/Trailers:
Cradle Plans (steel)
for the Typhoon (PDF, 376 KB) -- provided by Lyle
Thompson
Cradle Plans (wood) for the
CD-25 (PDF, 312 KB) -- provided by Brian McGowan
Other Cape Dory Groups
& Publications:
In addition to the CDSOA
and its publication, Masthead, you'll
find these other Cape Dory owners groups:
The
California Cape Dory Owners Assocation:
The CCDO is open to anyone who owns or is interested
in Cape Dory boats (but is active primarily in California). Our
purpose is to swap information, admire each other's boats, and periodically
converge to share food and drink. Founded in 1994, the group consists
of about 75 Cape Dory owners in California and adjacent states (as
of January 1999), and about 100 elsewhere. Most of the boats are
standard Cape Dory sailboats, but the California fleet also includes
4 power boats, 3 motorsailers and 11 Typhoons. You can send snail
mail to the California Cape Dory Owners Association at P.O. Box
111, Corte Madera, CA 94976.
CapeDory28.info:
Consider this web site "The Home for Cape Dory 28 Power Yacht
Owners." This isn't really a 'group' per sé but rather
an online meeting place, or interactive community or forum, for
Cape Dory 28 power yacht owners to exchange information. It was
conceived and maintained by fellow CD28 "Sea Queue"
owner Ned
Kroeker. Ned can be contacted at ekroeker@capedory28.info.
The
Typhooner: NOTE: The Typhooner
is longer being published but Noel encourages Typhoon lovers to
use the "CD Board".
("A newsletter for owners of Cape Dory Typhoon sailboats, and
other Cape Dory sailboats, as well as for those who want to own
one, and those who owned one, and now realize that selling the neat
little boats they had was the biggest mistake of their lives."
The Typhooner was published irregularly by Noel Peattie
who, sadly, passed away in January 2005.)
sailboatexchange.com
-- database of sailboat owners who are willing to exchange the
use of their boat for the use of another boat in a different part
of the country.
SeeMySea
-- international network of boat owners whose ambition is to promote
& facilitate boat exchanges worldwide as a way of discovering
new sailing areas & sharing local knowledge.
Special Sailing/Boating Programs for the Disabled
Access Dinghies --
"...Access Dinghies exists to 'make a difference' to the
lives of those people who are often the forgotten members of our
community - the disadvantaged, the elderly, and the disabled...."
Accessible Sailing Adventures
(ASA) -- is a non-profit organization which provides wheelchair
accessible tall ship sailing adventures to wheelchair mobile children,
their families, and caretakers.
Chesapeake Region Accessible
Boating (CRAB), Annapolis, MD -- dedicated to making the thrill
of sailing a reality for physically and/or developmentally-challenged
individuals and for those individuals whose financial circumstances
preclude their participation in recreation on the waters of Chesapeake
Bay
Courage Duluth of Northeastern
Minnesota -- offers weekly recreational sailing experiences
to individuals or families of people who have a physical disability
or vision loss. Programs are a collaboration with Duluth Community
Sailing Association and are offered in the St. Louis Bay-Duluth
Superior Harbor on Western Lake Superior. We use Norlin Mark 3's,
Sea Clipper 3's and Solings. For more information please contact
the program coordinator 218 726-4762 or couraged@computerpro.com
Mission Bay
Aquatic Center, San Diego, CA -- offers an accessible water
sports program for all our watersports plus specific classes adapted
for persons with disabilities
New England Competitive Sailing
Center (NECSC), Stamford, CT -- established to train and educate
disabled individuals, and other competitive sailors, to the opportunities
available in the amateur sport of sailing and sailboat racing
Piers Park Sailing
Center, Boston, MA -- provides year-round recreational, educational,
and personal growth opportunities for people of all ages and abilities
RoRo Sailing Project,
Conifer Grove, Gosport, Hampshire, UK -- wheelchair accessible sailing
yachts.
The Tradewinds
Foundation For Cerebral Palsy, locations in CA and FL -- dedicated
to enriching the lives of children and young adults who are struggling
with physical, emotional and behavioral challenges (utilizes Access
Dinghies)
