Does anyone know the deadrise and bottom design of the new 20' Son of a Gun? The one at the Miami boat show seemed to be a flatbottom?

Thats a good question. Sorry I don't have the answer. The only one I've ever seen was the one at the Miami show. How did they like the size of the k-planes on that...wow.


Brian

The original 20 ft Cigarette was 19' 6" long with 24 degrees deadrise. It had a rounded keel and weighed approx 2,800 w/ BB. One brochure I saw once I believe claimed 2,400 lbs.

My 76 completely dry and empty was just under 2,800 lbs and ran 70 with 400 HP.

Hello, i own a 20 Cigarette from 1976. Engin now is mercruiser 454/with bravo drive. I am intrested in how it should be 100 % original. The steering is on left side. I thin there where "stewar meter" ? instruments from beginning ? (now vdo) Gear change i think should bethe old Morse type,any idea?And as i understand the instrument panel should be in teak?.
If You have any ideas where or from who i can pick up this information. I will use the boat this summer in Stockholm during Poker run.

I have a 20 Cigarette that is pretty original. Yes, the dash is teak and the original guages were Stewart Warner back then. The gear selector is a Morse but is not cable, it is electronic with a solenoid on the MERC transmission. The throttle is a cable-actuated foot throttle. (I switched both out to Gaffrig). The boats run really well and 'act' like larger boats in rough water. I considered selling mine but am so glad I kept it. Lots of fun for the money and still pretty fast.

Anyone have a pic of the boat at the show?

The original post was from '02

Anyone have a pic of the 20 Cig from the '02 show?

Is this it?

I soooo want one of these 20's.