1987 CafeRacer.. Something to see.
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It has to be the same one. Same year, same motors, same gauges/gps/depth finder, same bolsters. Looks like it just had some more paint work. Wonder if it really was converted to Bravos or not
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I'd say it is absolutely the same one. Someone had the paint touched up and swapped the drives out. I'd bet the motor pics are the exact same. Someone picked this thing up for under 40k from Phil, put a few grand into it and now re-listed it for 40k more.
It's a very nice restoration never-the-less. 80k nice? I'd take the silver and orange one in the classifieds for that price.
When it was at phils....
http://www.lipship.com/used_boats/view/44
It's a very nice restoration never-the-less. 80k nice? I'd take the silver and orange one in the classifieds for that price.
When it was at phils....
http://www.lipship.com/used_boats/view/44
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Who makes "Lavorski" guages ???
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http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o50252-en.html
wonder if these are the drives and trannys from it
wonder if these are the drives and trannys from it
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If I was looking to massively overpay for a cafe I'd buy this one -
http://newyork.craigslist.org/lgi/boa/3645662225.html
Or if I had the $ for a nice resto with solid motors I'd buy this (or the silver and orange)
http://www.yachtworld.com/core/listi...&access=Public
http://newyork.craigslist.org/lgi/boa/3645662225.html
Or if I had the $ for a nice resto with solid motors I'd buy this (or the silver and orange)
http://www.yachtworld.com/core/listi...&access=Public