Wasn't this the brochure boat?

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01-26-2006, 09:30 PM

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Re: Wasn't this the brochure boat?

Ls JR. is right. I boat out of the same marina as this boat here in Old Saybrook CT. The boat still has the original 675 KE's and does run around 89/90 mph. For anyone interested in the boat, it's racked stored and the owner takes very good care of it. I've never really seen the boat run hard. The boat is usually here kept in the rack for the winter as well. It might very well still be there. I dont know why someone in upstate NY has it for sale but it's a very good deal for someone looking for a nice twin step Tiger.

01-31-2006, 06:57 AM

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Re: Wasn't this the brochure boat?

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Originally Posted by outdrive man

the dash says lip-ship in one of the pics.you would think he would have more/better pictures with this boat

My thoughts exactly OM. There was a recent thread about the way some people place ads/pictures. Notice there isn't one picture of the motors. Maybe we need another moderator for the classifieds!

01-31-2006, 09:09 AM

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Re: Wasn't this the brochure boat?

When you look at the pics there are no overboard dumps or pick-ups for blowers so I doubt it is making 900hp per side N/A.........

02-02-2006, 07:32 AM

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Re: Wasn't this the brochure boat?

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Originally Posted by lucky strike

That boat is a 2001 Lip-Ship Tiger T/S with 675 KE's. The boat would run close to 89mph with that power. My guess is the HP in the ad is wrong. It was the brochure boat.

Lip-Ship Tiger

LS JR.

LS nailed it this boat was at Phil's when I bought mine, mills were KE675.

I met the gentelmen that bought it from Phil when I did the NY Poker Run in 2004.

Stellar looking ride, I doubt the mills would of been changed. 900 might be a little "seller's exuberance"...