[C320-list] WindWalker II Modifications for regatta

[Richard A. Walker]

It was an insurance repair.  My next door boater wiped mine out on the 45h
of July, so he bought them.  They do include the new railing and stern
seats.  They fit in the old screw holes with one added, and I put eye bolts
in the two that were exposed.  Probably $400-600.  They no longer supply the
older version I think.

Cheers,
 
Dick Walker
C-320 (687) WindWalker II
740 Olive Ave.
Coronado, CA 92118-2136
619.435.8986


-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:c320-list-bounces at catalina320.com] On Behalf Of Ben Waltuck
Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2006 6:15 PM
To: C320-List
Subject: Re: [C320-list] WindWalker II Modifications for regatta

Dick,

When you list the "New rear railing (2005 version)" does this include 
the updated stern seats?
If it does, do you remember approximately how much that cost?

Thanks,

Ben



Richard A. Walker wrote:

>If you come by our boat I would be happy to show our additions and
>modifications.
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>Cheers.Dick 
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>WindWalker II Modifications
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>WE have made the following modifications to our year 2000 Catalina 320 #687
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>Deck
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>Added a Bruce 33 lb anchor with 30" chain and retained the Danforth for a
>spare or stern anchor.
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>Added a 4" Pendant on Jib roller furler to raise the main for visibility
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>Added a Chain gypsy on the Maxwell anchor windless
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>Ordered the boat with a Main in mast furler  and with a Garhauer hard vang
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>windex
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>Custom Dodger and cockpit shade
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>Nylon Washers to relieve jib sheet from catching deck rigging on running
>rigging at deck plates
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>Reversed life lines, hook now on back stanchion 
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>Ratchet block for jib furler with line bag
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>New roller adjustable blocks for jib sheets.  (These really reduce tension
>and will be shown by Mike at the regatta.)
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>New Garhauer roller block replacing Lewmar fitting
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>New rear railing, 2005 version
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>Garhauer Dingy Davits. (These are a great product)
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>Topsider cushions for sailing
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>Engine
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>Fuel shut-off at filter
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>Balmar alternator and Max Charge controller
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>2" soundproofing in compartment
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>PSS Dripless shaft seal
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>Autoprop
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>Electronics
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>B&G quad meter- temp, depth, speed, distance
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>B&G wind instrument
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>B&G below deck autopilot with remote
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>12 v plug at wheel
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>Garman 215 chart plotter (GPS with differential) 
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>Standard RAM mike
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>Standard VHF integrated with GPS location
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>AM/FM/CD player with 4 speakers in/out
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>TV Antenna
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>15" LCD TV
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>Portable DVD player
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>Electrical
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>"E" Meter
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>Engine Start Battery
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>Battery combiner
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>Xantec 1500 watt inverter
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>Xantec 20 Amp charger
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>Added a switch to control the rear cabin reading lights from the bunk
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>Cabin
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>Added additional storage compartment over chart table that matches the 3 in
>the galley 
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>Added on P/S two additional retainer bars (Fiddles)
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>Added a teak handle inside the stair bulkhead for ease of getting out of
>bunk. (After 2001 Gary Douglas saw this on WindWalker and added it to new
>boats)
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>Added a removable closet pole in V birth for additional hanging clothes and
>Shoe bags for clothing
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>Plumbing
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>Replaced the rubber hose on hot water tank outlet with copper piping to the
>whale fitting.  (I think this is now on the newer boats)
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> Added a "T" fitting to basin drain to direct water to head
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