the open cafes are build with the same bow railing like bullits ??

SEAN, Thanks for reloading this tread...You are the man !!!! Its great to see all these 33 opens. I'm so happy to finally be a part of this group. I'll try to post some rebuild pics of my 33 open ("Reo Rose") as soon as I can get it together...Glen

So is this all the Cafe Opens made?

I believe so :)

[QUOTE=dreamer;1735994]dont think its a cig[/QUOTE
That's my uncle's friends boat. It is a cig. Think one of 11 made in 97. The hardtop and the bolsters were customs add ons that Kurt did. The boat originally had the forward facing arch with a black canvas top but there wasn't room for the telescoping outriggers and rocket launchers. I think the hard top gave it a little better look...especially if you look on the top the name "stress test" is on it.

[QUOTE=Stiletto89;3307518]Cig did not build 11 of these in 97. They did build a total of 12 or 13 over the course of their deal with Ocean Hawk...which ended in 2002(i think)

If it is a 97, then it is probably 1 of 2 built in 97 with a CRT hull id. Otherwise, it's probably an Ocean Hawk.

btw, by my count we only have 9 here.

1. Mine - green/black - 99
2. Black w/red boot stripe 275 verados - in Southold, NY
3. Living Legend - yellow, green - was in Hampton Bays, LI and sank - was then auctioned - have no idea where it is now
4. Rio Roses - Now all white - in NJ
5. the 97 brochure boat - green/yellow/etc
6. purple/yellow/blue - 02 boat
7. Blue "bubble" boat
8. Black/Yellow - T-Top boat
9. Yellow/Purple/Green - in PR

CavOK is a 2002 here is my hull#CRTUS002I102. The Total # made under the Cig Program I know bealive is 22(97-02) first 11-13 at oceanhawk the rest at Cigarette. I love my/our boats it was a design that was done right by PC from day one! Just did a re-engine twin 300xs the boat was good before... well it is great now! WOT is 62 MPH(22 bravo1 light) but down here in Puerto Rico that means little 4 foot is a great day for us. The much needed mid range is the best result of the re engine, theese boats are relatively heavy for their size and need the HP.The rough water seawothiness of my boat is what I enjoy the most, 45 MPH with the 4-5 footers is alot of fun and nonevetfull! I have been able to gather ALOT of sales memorabilia via the internet it is out there.

There may very well be 22 or more of these boats out there, but there are only about 12-13 that are "CRT" boats. The rest are Ocean Hawk...

Still loving ours!!

Reviving this thread...lol. Came across this one and had to stop and check it out. This one looks similar to one of the ones on the first page. This one is here in Long Island. Northport area.

http://i1370.photobucket.com/albums/...pskjwm3lic.jpg

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