A few years back I stumbled (actually Googled) onto a company that made
pilothouse conversions for popular sailboat models. The houses were one
piece, fit nicely, pleasing looking, had instrumentation, controls, stout,
good layout, strong enough for a cabin top traveller and surprisingly,
reasonably priced.

The name Disham or Dunham comes to mind but I can't find it. I believe the
were located in the Pacific Northwest or in Canada. Does anyone know of this
outfit?

Thanks!

The name Disham or Dunham comes to mind but I can't find it. I believe
the
were located in the Pacific Northwest or in Canada. Does anyone know of
this
outfit?



Home depot.


RB
35s5
NY

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
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The name Disham or Dunham comes to mind but I can't find it. I believe
the
were located in the Pacific Northwest or in Canada. Does anyone know of
this
outfit?



Home depot.


One of those porta pottis would be about the right size for a pilothouse for
your cockpit. Aim the door aft and cut a hole or two for windows.

The problem is if you put a traveller on top, then on a reach the whole
thing would be hanging over the side with you in it getting dragged through
the water.

hahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!

Then you would get fined for waste discharge since you never go more than
100 yards offshore!

Another polluted beach no less!

One of those porta pottis would



Wow. Anyone with a sense of humor would have done better. It just got
cold in ASA.



RB
35s5
NY