Re: Help 20' cig 1978 on its way to FL today
 

I would love the old school but the twin ideas are already forming in my head.

High back bucket seats, center throttles. Bad small block and a shortened bravo. Long a$$ tabs. I could spend way too much on that. I was dying to do all that to my 84 21' Scarab.

Re: Help 20' cig 1978 on its way to FL today
 

I have to say that having my 20' done the same way as my gladiator would be neat.
big motor
same lay cockpit
same paint


Rick OSG

Re: Help 20' cig 1978 on its way to FL today
 

Rick,

It's already old school. As cool as that is, it's not as cool as having a twin. That would be really cool. :cool:

Re: Help 20' cig 1978 on its way to FL today
 

I love old school but..I have to say, A mini-me would be very cool !! :D

Re: Help 20' cig 1978 on its way to FL today
 

I set mine back to original, but given the oportunity....MiniMe :D
But be careful with Big AZZ tabs; a) that boat don't need much.
b) Big AZZ tabs on that short of a boat could really bury the nose of that bugger. Just uncle ernies $0.02 worth. :rolleyes:

Re: Help 20' cig 1978 on its way to FL today
 

Twin.

Re: Help 20' cig 1978 on its way to FL today
 

Phil at Lip ship will do all the work on it

Rick OSG

Re: Help 20' cig 1978 on its way to FL today
 

I'd go for a twin of your Gladiator.

The 20 footer that Phil did is incredible. Does anyone know where it went?

Kurt

Re: Help 20' cig 1978 on its way to FL today
 

He has done a few The last one he did was Tommy A from up this way



Rick OSG

Re: Help 20' cig 1978 on its way to FL today
 

Anything but brown.

Rick put a #6 on it!!!!