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sommerfliesby 05-11-2009 06:57 AM

Not the E-type...but it was the boat owned by the same guy that had the E-type built. Colors are very similar.

TxHawk 05-11-2009 09:13 AM

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I cried... One of my favorite boats. I had the pleasure of running it once and ridding a couple times.

BLee 05-11-2009 09:44 AM

"Witness Michael Wilmoth said his boat was overtaken by the craft that crashed.

"I was probably doing about 80-85," he said. "They were doing over 100."


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niiiiiiiiiiice!


*waits for dumbass posts blaming the boat*

cigracing1 05-11-2009 10:17 AM


Originally Posted by BLee (Post 2863493)
"Witness Michael Wilmoth said his boat was overtaken by the craft that crashed.

"I was probably doing about 80-85," he said. "They were doing over 100."


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niiiiiiiiiiice!


*waits for dumbass posts blaming the boat*

I just saw first hand pictures and they were not wearing life jackets either.

BLee 05-11-2009 10:32 AM


Originally Posted by cigracing1 (Post 2863529)
I just saw first hand pictures and they were not wearing life jackets either.


lol, christ......

That's probably the most powerful Cigarette, pound for pound, that you could build to date. You'd need to SERIOUSLY know what's up when running that boat hard.

Barring one of those steel monsters you can see for miles, sometimes it's better to just run those plastic bouys/crabpots over when you're running fast, rather than risking an accident to miss it.

I'm sure glad everyone is alive. They really got lucky on this one.

cigracing1 05-11-2009 10:47 AM


Originally Posted by BLee (Post 2863544)
lol, christ......

That's probably the most powerful Cigarette, pound for pound, that you could build to date. You'd need to SERIOUSLY know what's up when running that boat hard.

Barring one of those steel monsters you can see for miles, sometimes it's better to just run those plastic bouys/crabpots over when you're running fast, rather than risking an accident to miss it.

I'm sure glad everyone is alive. They really got lucky on this one.

Obviously God used all his power to save them and not the Dallas Mavericks. I’m going to the game again tonight, God please help the MAVS.

On a serious note, yes the captain of this boat is a lucky guy and so is his crew.

Roger 1 05-11-2009 11:39 AM


Originally Posted by TxHawk (Post 2863474)
I cried... One of my favorite boats. I had the pleasure of running it once and ridding a couple times.

Cheer up! Cigarette didn't cut up the mold after they made that one and can make more.:ernaehrung004:

It's still a shame.....:(

Comanche3Six 05-11-2009 04:00 PM

Glad everone is OK.
A fine, expensive powerboat like that rolled is depressing.
Ed

2 fast 4 you 05-11-2009 11:21 PM

Not everyday everyone on board survives a roll over at those speeds....definately a miracle since they hadn't been wearing any life jackets. Good to hear everyone is alright.

That is the very boat that made me a big fan of the 39...absolutely love everything about that boat.

aTX427 05-13-2009 07:45 PM

Sad - luckily no one died. More bad publicity for the sport and the brand.


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