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Old 04-26-2007, 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted by OldSchool
Here's a link to a thread that has the speeds vs. HP in a Bullet. 500 HP's will get you 73mph. My old Bullet had about 600 per side and ran 83 on it's best day, but always 79 or so on a hot, humid day. The paint on mine was done by the same painter (Vincent Custom Paint) and still looks very good 6 years later.

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Imho, a 30 footer is plenty big enough, if it's too rough for a 30 footer, it's too rough for a 38, and the 38 is harder to maneuver on land or on the sea.
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its wroth every penny!
LOL! I was thinking of you when these guys were complaining about the price. I wondered what you thought.

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Old 04-26-2007, 06:03 PM
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LOL! I was thinking of you when these guys were complaining about the price. I wondered what you thought.

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with my track record mine will probably be for sale before long

all kidding aside, there arent to many boats that rides like a gun, are easy to maneuver around the docks, are fairly easy to tow, and hold resale value like a Bullet.
 
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Originally Posted by cuda
Miss that boat don't ya?
Imho, a 30 footer is plenty big enough, if it's too rough for a 30 footer, it's too rough for a 38, and the 38 is harder to maneuver on land or on the sea.
Thats what I thought till I sold my 30 and went to a 42. The ride and the general feel are FAR superior, and I have never not been abel to get a dock anywhere. It is a little harder to move around on a trailer, but not so much to be inconvenient. NOW, that being said lets talk about gas.....
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Its in a weird price range also to expensive for most entry level boaters and to old for someone who could spend 150 200 gs on a boat
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Why the hell would I want a Cigarette?
Because there are two types of boaters....People who own a Cigarette and people who wish they owned a Cigarette.

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Because there are two types of boaters....People who own a Cigarette and people who wish they owned a Cigarette.

Ditto!
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looks like a nice worthy ride to me- as soon as I saw it I fugured Buck would be all over it.

The banks/ finance guys I've spoken with don't seem to care about age as long as it's a worthy boat that appraises- don't see an issue here
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Originally Posted by OldSchool
Because there are two types of boaters....People who own a Cigarette and people who wish they owned a Cigarette.

I don't care who you are THATS funny!!
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i can't afford to put gas in it with todays prices...but it is a very sharp boat
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