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Old 04-25-2019, 10:47 AM
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You should come to the Cigarette Rendezvous on LOTO, that way you can see all the models in one place, might even find one to buy.
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Old 04-25-2019, 10:50 AM
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Originally Posted by BBYSTWY
What were your "first upgrades"....low 80's is fine with me....being I have never seen a tiger...how does cockpit and cabin compare to a gun honestly?? From what I've seen in pics cockpits look very similar and I would have to imagine that with the extra length being forward that the cabin has to be slightly larger??
I took my 500 efis and did AFR aluminum heads, bored them to 509 and did the bigger throttle body, injectors and tune.. still ran on 87 octane. the tiger cockpit is smaller by about 10 inches and its all in the helms, the gun helms are shorter. mine has an extended cover-girl cabin with a portapotty, which i took out. here on the chesapeake we are only a few minutes to a tiki bar in any direction. cabin is a little bigger, but the tiger comes to more of a point than the gun, (imo).. lots of the ts tigers with 575s are for sale now the side by side tigers run fine, when they did the first staggers, the cog was off.
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Old 04-25-2019, 10:58 AM
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I gotcha....so a 575 boat should net a low 80's top speed then probably??

F2...that's actually an awesome idea..I have prior engagements that weekend..however plans may change hmmm...wonder if I would get my a$$ kicked rollin into the cig event with my Nordic hahahaha
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Old 04-25-2019, 11:38 AM
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What's your budget? Would you consider a straight bottom? email me so you don't have to put it out here.
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What is your selling price? 1
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Old 04-25-2019, 11:47 AM
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Old 04-25-2019, 12:36 PM
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I'm most likely going to list mine after the Cigarette Rendezvous (I'll be there with it). There are hardly any 38 T/S listed for under $150,000....let alone with 525EFI's and low hours.
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Old 04-25-2019, 01:46 PM
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Come on...its not that much to ask for...80 mph twin step gun like new under 100k hahahaha

In all seriousness didn't want this to turn into a "what should I buy" kind of thread although everyones opinions and suggestions are VERY much appreciated!! I was just looking for an explanation on the huge price delta between straight bottoms and T/S and we have def covered that!! Just amazing to me that age really plays no part in the pricing of these suckers lol Its all about what she can do and how it was built really...few MPH little bit more modern motors and you can double the price...heck wish it was that way for my Nordic!! That thing would be worth 100k hahaha..all jokes aside thanks a ton guys! Super informative as always

LS...if its the same boat...believe we talked a little while back about yours...not sure I can stretch my budget that much but when you're ready to sell things may be different!! If plans change maybe I'll see ya at the rendezvous
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The T/S market is high...likely because supply and demand as others have mentioned. Seems like early 2000 T/S are asking the same price they did 5 years ago, which is crazy to me.

Knowing what I do now about boats...i wouldn’t touch an early 2000’s TS for more than 100-110k. Maybe even a little less. Depending on its history many likely need powertrain work...I.e. top ends, drives, etc. sh!t adds up quick. If it were super clean 115-120k. Otherwise a lot of other markets start to open up...AT 37, OL 37, Donzi 38 zr, etc.
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What is your selling price? 1
More then you will spend LOL
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