How much do you know?
08-09-2010 | 08:57 AM
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How much do you know?
Now that I have your attention
I don't know much about Cigarette but do you pro's know if the cabin goes past what is shown in the picture thanks for the help and if you may know of any for sale please post links of any 30's for sale thanks alot! I think I may of found them all but there may be more out there.
I don't know much about Cigarette but do you pro's know if the cabin goes past what is shown in the picture thanks for the help and if you may know of any for sale please post links of any 30's for sale thanks alot! I think I may of found them all but there may be more out there.
08-09-2010 | 09:27 AM
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That's the true "Cover Girl" cabin in your picture. You can unzip that piece that has the logo, & there's room up to the Vee for storage, but it's not upholstered, or "finished out" past the logo.
There's the "Extended Cover Girl" layout as well, which has a "bed" that goes all the way to the vee, instead of being cut off like the Cover Girl layout you have pictured.
On a Mystique, it's not going to make much of a difference with the boat being 30ft long, no matter which layout you choose.
There's the "Extended Cover Girl" layout as well, which has a "bed" that goes all the way to the vee, instead of being cut off like the Cover Girl layout you have pictured.
On a Mystique, it's not going to make much of a difference with the boat being 30ft long, no matter which layout you choose.
08-09-2010 | 09:56 AM
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That's the true "Cover Girl" cabin in your picture. You can unzip that piece that has the logo, & there's room up to the Vee for storage, but it's not upholstered, or "finished out" past the logo.
There's the "Extended Cover Girl" layout as well, which has a "bed" that goes all the way to the vee, instead of being cut off like the Cover Girl layout you have pictured.
On a Mystique, it's not going to make much of a difference with the boat being 30ft long, no matter which layout you choose.
There's the "Extended Cover Girl" layout as well, which has a "bed" that goes all the way to the vee, instead of being cut off like the Cover Girl layout you have pictured.
On a Mystique, it's not going to make much of a difference with the boat being 30ft long, no matter which layout you choose.
08-09-2010 | 11:13 AM
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Buy a cafe racer! Better bang for the buck, better rough water ride (heavier & 5' longer), way better cabin (true full cabin with bed, head, table, cooler, etc), timeless lines...great boat!
08-09-2010 | 12:33 PM
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08-09-2010 | 01:07 PM
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a 99 35 gun mint with 500efis and trailer only 160 hours went for 70k last month
08-09-2010 | 01:16 PM
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I found a 1986 Mistress 35' that was spotless, I was thinking I could bring it up to date over time. But started to think this will cost me as much as one that is good to go. Storage is an issue around us, most places only do up to 32'.
We are trying to start a family and I don't want to be married to a huge monthly payment. So I thought the perfect boat would be a 30' cig! nice boat! fast! and I would think rides great too! So began the search for a 30' somwhere near the 2000's.
Now I am not your average powerboat owner I don't need huge engines I like to just cruise. I want to pay this off and own it for a long period of time. I just want to turn the key and go. I am looking to spend less than 75k on this boat.
