Looking for a T/S Cig 38-39
05-24-2017, 07:56 AM
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This boat was at a local shop about a year ago when it came from Canada. Probably the nicest used boat I have ever seen. It had very low hours, like under 100 and all fresh water. You really couldn't tell it from a brand new boat. I tried to talk a buddy into buying it but he just couldn't deal with the mint green. Hopefully it's still as nice as it was then.
05-24-2017, 09:51 AM
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This boat was at a local shop about a year ago when it came from Canada. Probably the nicest used boat I have ever seen. It had very low hours, like under 100 and all fresh water. You really couldn't tell it from a brand new boat. I tried to talk a buddy into buying it but he just couldn't deal with the mint green. Hopefully it's still as nice as it was then.
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I bought it with 60 hrs on it. Clean is an "Understatement"
05-29-2017, 02:47 PM
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[QUOTE=drypipetiger;4557868]Could you elaborate what the battle scars are, please?[/QUOTE
It looks like they had a mishap or two while docking.I'm sure a good painter could make it look good. Have the broker send you some good close up pictures of the boat.
It looks like they had a mishap or two while docking.I'm sure a good painter could make it look good. Have the broker send you some good close up pictures of the boat.
