I remember when that boat was for sale.
Cool old school ride.
What is the beam on it?

do you have anymore pics, thats my dads old boat, i've got alot of sweat into that boat and would love to see how she looks these days,

No, or atleast not any good ones. I am still reworking it. The engine rebuild have been fun. Mostly comes down to I do not have the right type of facilites to work on it. Lovin the boat, but it is one thing after anyother. Just boating

Looks like a 33 widebody to me, a buddy has one here in Ohio, not many 33 wides out there, has the 9ft beam

My 79 33' is right at 9000#. 9.6 beam...

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Spot-on from what I weighed yss' boat at a OTR scale year's ago.

I was reminiscing a story about a 33 Cig because I was trying to estimate the fuel consumption of a 35 Mistress I am currently putting together. I knew exactly how far the 33 Cig equipped with 370 Mercs could run based on the story I was remembering, I just could not remember the original fuel capacity. When I did a fuel capacity search I came across this old thread. Dont know if anyone out there would see this post. There most definitely was a limited number of these early edition 33 Cigarettes produced. The people I worked for at that time purchased 4 brand new ones directly from Don Aronow in May 1981. They were built specifically for us. The boat had one peculiarity that I have never seen again. I was just looking and I have photos of at least 2 possibly 3 of those 33 Cigarettes, and some tales of adventure stories that go with them

Fuel consumption.... A lot!

Thats not as bad as I expected.

Actually I was thinking with around 500 horsepower per engine, maybe around 40 gallons per hour at a cruse around 3000 - 3200 rpm???

33 Cigarettes. Photos taken during 1981 and 1982