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11-23-2009 | 01:08 PM

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whoya

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From: Vermilion, OH

I was up at dean's last week. Motors are looking good.

11-23-2009 | 01:43 PM

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ajacobazzi

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Originally Posted by 4195

BOat looks fantastic! I am in middle of painting my Cafe and came real close to doing the same thing. IS that a pic pof the sad pad logo? Did you buy the patch from Cig? How much was it? Keep us updated on the project.

Thank you for the compliment! I can't wait for it to be completed. Hopefully by Christmas........well........that's what they're telling me anyway. I’m going for a classy/rich look. I've used the design of a fine Italian sports car as inspiration for the interior, as well as, following what Cigarette is using on they're new boats.

Yes, that is a photo of the oval for the sun pad/engine hatch. It's actually not a patch.......I delivered the sun pad material to be used, and they embroidered the material directly. It wasn't cheap! Cigarette charged me $975.00 for it. Expensive, but, it is a work or art.

I'll be happy to. Once it's completed, I'll post before, during and after photos.

11-26-2009 | 08:39 PM

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nsformula

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Originally Posted by yschmidt

I know the boat. It is mine, it is in Cleveland and my name is Yankey.

I did buy it from Steve H. about a year and a half ago.

The motors are being rebuilt by Gellner in Cleveland, and will go back in this winter before it heads to South Carolina next spring.

Thanks for the compliments.

Great boat, nice refit. any more pics to share???

11-27-2009 | 01:44 AM

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Griff

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I saw it at LOTO when Steve had it. It was very nicely redone and Steve invested a lot of $$ in it. Still very classic but with a modern twist. I still don't know why he sold it.

11-27-2009 | 06:48 PM

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yschmidt

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Originally Posted by Griff

I saw it at LOTO when Steve had it. It was very nicely redone and Steve invested a lot of $$ in it. Still very classic but with a modern twist. I still don't know why he sold it.

After having to put 30K into motors - it is certainly always for sale. I told Steve he could have 1st shot.