Cig. 36' list
10-23-2009, 02:50 PM
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Superb Black Tornado!
Sabre Dance was bought by Arnold Glass in 1975 and run by him in the States for a few years before he bought the Bertram "Copper Kettle" from Sandy Satullo.
And Snap Shot became Jumpin' Jack in 1974.
Aeromarine III is being restored in Norway (or Sweden!). I think that is the boat which became "I Like it Too" .
And didn't Guilio de Angelis acquire the first Black Tornado, also run as Eraf?
Sabre Dance was bought by Arnold Glass in 1975 and run by him in the States for a few years before he bought the Bertram "Copper Kettle" from Sandy Satullo.
And Snap Shot became Jumpin' Jack in 1974.
Aeromarine III is being restored in Norway (or Sweden!). I think that is the boat which became "I Like it Too" .
And didn't Guilio de Angelis acquire the first Black Tornado, also run as Eraf?
But what end has done Sabre Dance after having been of Glass?
Yes all the boats of De Angelis had the name Eraf that was the acronym of Elio-Roberto-Andrea-Fabiana that they were its children.
6 were the Eraf: 3 Cigs.36' - 1 Cig.35' - 1 Eria Marine 38' - 1 CUV 38'
10-23-2009, 05:07 PM
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Here are two more from my box of pictures of the Ex Slap Shot in Key West last year. 
10-24-2009, 11:47 AM
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That 36 with Inboards is a very good friend of mine , he owns Nuwave marine in Deptford NJ and is also the top selling Merc engine dist on east coast . The boat was built for local devloper back in the day a guy named Skip Levitt who built post WWII developments in NJ and PA and then was sold to an Attorney . The boat was one of one built for offshore fishing with straight inboards and at one time had 440 Mopar engines which back then were the engines to have . It now has new Awgrip paint , new fuel tanks and a stunning custom built trailer with three torsion axles and brakes on all 4 wheels . Could be converted to IO power if so desired . If interested call Ken @ 609-364-1479
10-24-2009, 02:25 PM
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activatorf1 seem confirm that it have nothing to do with the my list above.
However thanks for the signaling.
10-24-2009, 05:42 PM
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Any pics of the cockpit to see the layout, would it be crazy to put a bracket on the transom with a pair of 300 verados? Is this a Cig that should be restored to original factory specs. for historic value?
10-26-2009, 10:38 PM
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Dry Martini - Carlo Bonomi 1973 The third 36'-lightened- for Bonomi that made his debut at Viareggio.
Rock A Bye - Steve Babin 1973? Then it became the Triple B. A new built boat or a former something?
Those are the probably twentyfive 36' hulls built from 1970 and 1973 by the Cigarette. Several of them became then other named boats for the same drivers or others new owners.
10-27-2009, 08:29 AM
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I will send you my race and production line list from cigarette racing team 20' 24'28'35'36'40'. this list is of the original buyers only. I started racing first in thunderbird raceteam, then formula, magnum,cigarette,msv,funmarine abbate.I am looking old race photos of the boats that I rode in. 24 boats 37 races SM throttleman mech nav boat designer surfacedrive designer
It would be beautiful that you could tell here the yours back in the days with the photos on OSO.
For the list you can send me it to this address:
[email protected]
or post it here.
Marco
