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Welcome to the Cigarette Club!

Good Luck with it.

Good advice OSD, i'm a creature of habit so a routine will definately help.

Thanks GLH.

Unfortunately this is what the interior looks like now. This will be the first major project of the winter. Planning on replacing the cloth w/ vinyl, new headliner & remove all the old carpeting & replace w/ some other material.

good luck, your gonna love the cafe... she looks like shes really clean... welcome to the family...

WELCOME TO THE CAFE CLUB!! - Hey, wondering what props/pitch your running..

Enjoy the best affordable boat ever made!!!!

Hey good luck with the Cafe just bought a 87 Cafe myself. Just waiting to put it in the water. First Cig owned I know I won't be disappointed have fun.

Sweet boat Brian. You will enjoy it, I'm sure. Welcome to the club. I love the liquor bottles as standard equipment in the late 80's, early 90's boats. My 89 Formula had them too and they definitely got used!:D

One other thing...

Hopefully you've had the boat surveyed and they did a moisture test. If not, the Cig 35's all have one bolt per tab that doesn't nut on the other side. It screws into the end of the stringer- it's a stainless lag bolt. This is a common place for water intrusion and subsequently rot. Especially if the tabs have been removed and the bolt wasn't re-sealed properly

If you haven't had a survey done, the best time to do so is before $$ changes hands. A transom and stringer job is pricey and May isn't the best time to start one.