Congrats on the boat, you got a great boat, good luck

Thank you!

Hey jbraun2828, I thought that picture was big Joe B's 39. Absolutely stunning colors in person, Congrats and Good Luck! For the record, Joe is very fussy about factory spec. maintenance, and I know that boat was racked out of the water, and fresh water only while he had it.

Stock and after Stage 1 (ECM reflash only) upgrade:

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wkvKEQcWaok

That's an NXT boat - I think maybe 100 with 6's.

Our 39 w/6's ran 101.5 mph. Turned up 110 mph

MY 39 with 700 nxt's does 102 stock with no riders and no gas on Lake Erie, don' need to tweak it, cause nobody wants to race me except my buddy with a 43 with 1100's and that not even a race.

The 39 commands serious money because it is such a great boat. Limited production numbers with great demand and consistent 100+ mph performance with pretty reliable power will insure that it remains a favorite for years to come.The 39 is ten years old, and is more popular than ever. Even Phil believes it is the best effort to date from Cigarette. I am seriously thinking about selling my TG and Tiger to acquire a 39. The difficult part is selling what you have and hoping to get a shot at a hot boat that is in great demand.Could be a year or two before one materializes. The focus on "fish boats" from the factory and very limited (2 or 3 39's a year) exacerbates the problem. Think Ferrari factory mindset, very similar.

43' What? I would like to race you/run with you once I get my boat setup properly, or whenever I don't care.

I think it is a 43' Portifino!:faint2:

Bring your boat out to Thunderfest 2017 at the islands, plenty of 100MPH boats will be there including mine