el indio

You work hard to afford the boat........the dream comes true and now this.......turns into a nightmare.............BUMMER..........p.m..me your # and we will give you some hopefully good ideas.........p.s......we can take you boating..........mark...

Jayl13

Thanks mark but I am okay. Need to take one of these Cigarette guys on a ride and get them to switch teams from a gun to a tomahawk.
Its not absolutely burning a hole in my side since the boat is in pieces at the moment anyway.

Chris Sunkin

Yeah- come on up and join us for our 5 week boating season on the Great Lakes.

ApacheCarl

LOL, so true.

Chris Sunkin

Yeah- it poured last weekend and ruined a third of my boating season.

FeverMike

Jay, check out some of the fishing magazines or higher end fishing/boat stores because there are some products called sea shocks that will do what you want. These things are either clear or clearish blue and look like 4" thick gel pads wil air compartments and gel in them. The Navy and Marines use them and I've used them and they make standing so much easier.
Have fun with your boat, it's sound like you are!
take care, Mike Carter

cuda

That's what I was thinking. Then extrapolate it out, and it's $8400 a year.

Don't feel like the lone ranger. I called for insurance on our 1982 22 Donzi Classic. Now mind you, it has the stock 454/330 horse and will only run 59 and some change. They quoted me $1800 a year, and they would only insure the boat for $9000 as a complete loss. I was shocked. I sat there with the donzi.net site right in front of me reading off what other guys are paying for brand new, or nearly new Donzi's with 496 HO's that run in the mid seventies. They were paying 6 to 8 hundred a year! I told them they have to be making some kind of mistake. I read one off, from the same company (Progressive) that was over $1000 less than my quote, and the boat was insured for $40,000 more than they would cover mine for! First thing he asked, "Does he live in Florida". I guess they want me to pay for the previous two years worth of hurricane damage to boats, even though I had my Formula insured with them during the storms and never even got a scratch. I said fck it, how much is liablity only? Liabitily only is $121 a year. I said sign me up. If something happens to the boat, I'm just sol.

el indio

buy my 41 ready to go 4,000 INSURANCE...............SERVICE RECORDS AVAILABLE...............m.m........

thedonz

Hey Jay how's everything going man bro you are knocking us Cig guys huh

mike

Jayl13

Mark, Ill buy your 41 apache for 4000 bucks! SIGN ME UP, Ill have twins!