can you get any financing on a boat that old?

thats a bad machine.. i have to say i agreet with tank.. id upgrade the dash, but id keep it black and dark... good stuff..

This is a really nice boat. It has been taken care of really well. Here are a few pics of the before it had big blower hatches

I think it will sell for in the 80's.

BAD @ss in its day. Try and get financing on that old monster. I am thinking parts boat - sell the engines and rigging ,then off the rest to a young Cig enthusiast.

Has to be a great ride in some real water. Problem in trying to put a number on this is that there are very few Cigs out there with the dollars invested in the motors/drives and it is a fresh water boat I presume. Nice machine to run outside and spank a whole bunch of newer glass with Toys R Us drivelines. :D

Right On!

You're not gonna see this boat at a fire sale. It's a true Cigarette enthusiast ride built by a very capable, meticulous individual. Not your run of the mill worn out old neglected mess here. As I mentioned above, I've seen it first hand, I wish I had the extra cheese to give it a home here in Maine.

Kurt

According to Jupiter, you ought to be able to pick it up CHEAP. Remember, it's a straight bottom and no one wants those anymore. :rolleyes:

in thinking about whacking jupiter, i like him its just his time..

know what i mean... he might have to go....:evilb::evilb:

Did you read the last line in the ad?
"Make me a reasonable offer! You might be surprised what I will sell it for."

129K not going to happen. Croozin your boat is different it is a "Lipship F2 raceboat" so figure 100K for the boat, 25K for the F2 history, 25K for the Lipship advantage, 25K since you took good care of it and 25K cause you used it in fresh water only and there you go it is a 200K boat! :D Happy? :drink: