1977 cig 20
 

has anyone ever seen a 1977 20 foot cig with docking lights i found one i am looking at and cannot tell if they are original or not

Let me guess......... is it this one
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Cigar...QQcmdZViewItem

Looks pretty kick azz.

it is not that one mine has never been screwed with i dont think thats why i was asking about the docking lights

Pics ?

im going to put mine on ebay next week, get ready :D

i will get some pics this weekend

85 plus????? anybody else disagree???

I'm gonna agree with spitfire on the 85+, no way. Espically with that TRS and a motor with stock Merc exhaust

I call BS too. Looks like a stock 454 Mag and a TRS. But, speed claims aside, it may be a nice boat to look into.

20
 

They don't return calls. I spoke to someone a few days back and never heard back. Looks nice but the speed seems high.

anyone know of any other sfor sale? I have a friend lookign for a project and aint ready to part with mine just yet...

i'm trying to convince him to buy one that is ready to go...

Hey Sean,

If I am not selling mine, then same goes for you.

:drink:

Hey, how is the restoration going ?

Tomorrow morning at 8:30am (July 5th), my first son will be born via cesearian.

This has slowed the Cig 20 restoration quite a bit.

I have chosen the engine that I want to use, (a fuel injected 502), now I just need some more money.

:D

502
 

How fast do you think it will be with a 502? What drive are you using? Who sells the 502 and at what price.

I'm thinking maybe low 70's tops @6K rpm and a 22 pitch prop. Maybe the purple paint on the TRS adds the extra 15 MPH!:D

My Cig 20 was converted from a Volvo drive to a Bravo I drive.

I like the 502 Mag because it will be lower profile than a carb set up, trying to keep the original engine hatch which is flat.

I also would really like fuel injection.

That engine is around 410hp if I remember right and that should put it over 70mph.

Hoping for high 70's, but my hull is a 1972 so it is very thick and heavy.

:drink:

My old 20 cig 1978 ran 65 with 330/trs upgraded the motor to 450hp ran about 75-77 mph on radar,needs full hydraulic steering and experienced driver to keep it from chine walking at high speeds,really cool 20 boats take the chop nice and built very strong.A true classic