----Old Cig Whereabouts----
 

-----Does anyone remember an old late 70s Mistress around Cleveland that was named "Outlaw Racer" when it arrived there about 1990??? It was blue at that time with a red deck and a red graduated stripe down the side edged with silver. Was rumored to be a Kevlar hull, but Im not posative of that. Had #3 Speedies with only mediocre power at the time. Also had a raised engine hatch and alot of teak. Just wondering where it went.......Bill S

Dont remember that one........
Jr.

-----I also remember hearing that this Mistress was painted black at a later date.......Bill S

hmmm, do you think it went up to sandusky?

There is a 35 mistress that is all black with Red & white stripes on it up there....
Jr.

-----Does it have the raised hatch??? That should be the give-away!........Bill S

come on J-Bonz you dont no this boat

No doubt. He usually knows every boat on the lake

I no he better get his schit together

Sorry guys, I am stumped..................

Joel? Now has a big Cary aswell Sofa King Fast? He's had that mistress a long time was white prior to being black if memory serves. Rich

That was the one I was thinking of that was all black....

In the late 80's when I was growing up, my parents neighbor at their cottage in Marblehead had a 35 cig. It was dark blue hull and red deck with a raised engine hatch. It had some silver on the side I think. I had Lucky Strike on the side. Don't know what it had for power but was extremely loud. He was from Cleveland, Parma I think. He docked the boat a Lakevue Marina.

It also had a lot of teak, on the floor and the dash. I loved that boat.

-----The boat had almost totally dry pipes so that may be the one. Lots of teak also correct as even the hatches were varnished teak, but I believe I hauled it out there in 89 when I sold it so would have been 1990 before they used it, probably. Also, the boat had a large, oval Cigarette logo painted on the foredeck.
-----Wouldnt have sold it but wanted to go back drag racing and needed the coin. In the end I traded for an almost new, white, lowered Chevy dually that I used to tow the race car with......Bill S

The guys name was Frank, cant think of his last name. He had a diesel repair shop around Cleveland.

if he raced Turbo Buicks I think I know of him, and he lived in parma, and worked on heavy equipment diesels

Frank Fiala was his name I think. Don't know if he raced Buicks though.

-----Soooo,,,,Any further ideas as to weather the boat exists today or not??? Just askin........Bill S