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03-25-2007, 10:32 AM
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Here's one for Insp. Clouseau (B.T.).....1982 world's back in Key West, Ajac Hawk is up front temporarily. Mystery is what / who is the other white 37.5 Cigarette in the background, back of fleet, sporting the same style graphics???
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I believe that was a 35 Cig (possibly former Bounty Hunter) named Panama Hawk driven by two Panamanians.
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03-25-2007, 12:09 PM
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It's a first version of the flat hull outboard from Kitchen Boats Co.? 
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03-26-2007, 04:07 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ygrowup
Here's one for Insp. Clouseau (B.T.).....1982 world's back in Key West, Ajac Hawk is up front temporarily. Mystery is what / who is the other white 37.5 Cigarette in the background, back of fleet, sporting the same style graphics???
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ygrowup,who are right?
It's the 35' Panama Hawk or the 37'5"
CigaretteHawk?
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03-26-2007, 09:04 PM
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ygrowup,who are right?
It's the 35' Panama Hawk or the 37'5"
CigaretteHawk? 
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Ajac Hawk and Cigarette Hawk #1 were the same boat and then renamed Super Brut.
The 35' Bounty Hunter was purchased by two Panamanian businessmen and rename Panama Hawk. (Best of my recollection).
Cigarette Hawk #2 was the old 39' Rampage and was run by Craig Barrie.
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03-27-2007, 12:19 AM
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Assumed that it was a 37.5, but Andrew seems to be right that it's a 35. Interesting that it's #17. Doubly interesting that J Jacoby / US-1 has reverted back to Ajac graphics after runnning that season as Cig Hawk? Need a couple 'runners at mile marker 84 & a few more nightcaps atThe Bull to ponder all this!
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03-27-2007, 07:49 AM
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According that the 37'5" Ajac Hawk in foreground was #US-1 of Jacoby,who drove that other 37'5" Cigarette Hawk #17?
They are two pics posted by h2oboater in post 204 in Back in The Day thread,and was clearly taken in Key West 1982.....
Anyone have a picture of Panama Hawks?!
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03-27-2007, 08:00 AM
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Fairly sure that H20 took those two pix on the Detroit River; Belle Isle in the background. #17 would have been used until the end of the regular 82 season, US-1 applied after clinching national title & before Key West 'worlds'
Would be interesting to see any pix of the Panamanian-owned Cig.....
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03-27-2007, 10:19 AM
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Originally Posted by ygrowup
Fairly sure that H20 took those two pix on the Detroit River; Belle Isle in the background. #17 would have been used until the end of the regular 82 season, US-1 applied after clinching national title & before Key West 'worlds'
Would be interesting to see any pix of the Panamanian-owned Cig.....
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If you're sure that it is the Detroit River then that phantomatic Cigarette white is truly the Panama Hawk and the doubts they end here.
I had been drawn in deceit by the background and convinced it was Key West.....
However yes,would be interesting to see any better pix of the Panama Hawk.
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03-27-2007, 03:03 PM
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I just spoke to Jerry Jacoby and asked him about this....he said a guy from Panama wanted him to make him a race boat that was 35 feet ....not the 37.6 and paint it to look exactly like his 37.5.
So the other boat was a 35 and looked the same but was called Panama Hawk.
Mystery solved from the horses mouth.
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03-27-2007, 04:29 PM
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Well done Charlie!
However a picture of Panama Hawk will be welcome!
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