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Old 08-06-2014, 02:58 PM
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gucci is a kramer boat with 6something hp and #3

the chief is a mcmannus boat with 850 blower motors and 3a's

need some opinions

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Old 08-06-2014, 04:31 PM
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Is the chief listed?
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the gucci is ready for a redo from the pics
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Old 08-07-2014, 08:34 AM
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The smart buy would be the 2006 Chief with new interior and fresh 950's for 150K. You can go boating and you spent all your money upfront vs. projects with the "unknown factor" and then 2 years later you have a 30+ year old boat, 150K into the redo total (boat price+redo) and the boat still hasn't gotten wet!
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im pretty mechanically inclined which cuts down on build and repair costs. i can pay cash for the chief or Gucci. i cant for the 2006 and im not a payment kinda guy for toys. trust me the 2006 is the wise choice if finances were available. maybe someday
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I was on the chief back when Rob had it. I can't speak for whats happened to/with it since, but when rob had it, it was definitly well cared for, you could eat out of the bilge....
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Bullit say it isn't so , you are going to leave us for the tribe?
WEll if you have to go it is probably the only acceptable choice.
RG.
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Rick left cafe in a warrior not a bad transition nor unhappy with either choice. I looked at the chief tears ago for the money was well worth it. Gucci seems under powered over priced for what is being recieved
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Originally Posted by Rick G
Bullit say it isn't so , you are going to leave us for the tribe?
WEll if you have to go it is probably the only acceptable choice.
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its a toss up. i like neat old boats. the 90mph cig isnt out of the equation yet either. still gotta see where the cards are gonna fall
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Bullet if I wasn't this far along with my flat deck I would seriously consider the 90 mph cig. It was for sale a couple of years back without power for a bigger number and we didn't come together on a price . Next to my cig I would love a stagger boat with a pleasure cockpit like the 90 mph boat . I am not 3 or 6 pack boater ( wife and kids) . Who knows with the notch project complete maybe I will just stagger the flat deck. But either way I don't think you can go wrong I truly believe the 41Apache and 38 Cig flat deck are two of the best classic offshore boats ever built.
Cheers Rick.

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