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Cig Question - 42 Tiger
This beautiful 42 Tiger was at Brown's Bar yesterday on Lake St. Clair. When my friend asked how much that boat would cost I said it depends on the power but that this one is probably around a mil. When I look them up I find 20 year models underpowered with 500s for under $200,000. Is this model still made? It sure looked new. I'm intrigued by this boat. Any input would be appreciated! This boat certainly didn't look underpowered. It is based out of Port Huron, Michigan. (And here's my little Donzi at the dock:))
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kind of hard to tell at the water line but appears to be an older flat bottom none stepped Tiger, pre 2000 or so........nice looking boat, and no Cig doesn't make the Tiger any more
EDIT: just a guess but its probably around 100-150k range depending on several things |
Looks like a nice restored Tiger. New paint, dash upgrades, interior, etc. Looks to have IMCO drives. Ken nailed it - this exact boat 100-150 in this market. New was probably 400k in 99/00 when Cig was pumpin' this model out. New 42X (new version of this boat) runs 7-800k.
Wonder what the original paint was on this Tiger. Looks like this 38 gun was the paint inspiration. I dig it!! https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.off...5470f12c29.jpg |
Its a similar paint job to nasty habit, the 42x with 6's, that one is more than likely a 575 Xr boat... depending on how well they are taken care of you can find them out there from 75k to mine at 325K obo, but if you buy the 75k one, youll be at the asking price of mine in no time.
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Well thanks for my Cigarette lesson! It sure looked like a modern boat to me other than the non-staggered engines and that is a hell of a lot of boat to have for only $200,000 or less but I think it would be a real dog with 500s. Nasty Habit looks even better than the one I asked about.
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actually that one has scx's, so it may have bigger engines. normally the 575 TS versions had the scoops on the hatch and the 500 efi versions had a flat hatch like mine...
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You can buy mine in that range and I'll go buy Rare Breed and "surprise" my wife!! I haven't spent as much on mine as Rob has!!!!!
Actually, these days none of my poor decision making surprises her..... Cool Donzi - I have a '78 O/B 16'?............. |
Our rig can be purchased for $1M…
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Yep, everything is for sale... I figured that this was a new boat with big power hence the 1 mil cost guess. I'd love to drive a boat that big. I suppose that if 500s can maybe get it up to 70 then that's not too bad.
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Twin step tigers were made from 2001-2004
42x from 2004 to ?? As center consoles took over after the recession. If there are newer ones out around it won't be many. Twin step tigers and 42x's are starting to climb in value. If you get one with upgrades you're looking at 150-200k. |
Originally Posted by seafordguy
(Post 4796318)
You can buy mine in that range and I'll go buy Rare Breed and "surprise" my wife!! I haven't spent as much on mine as Rob has!!!!!
Actually, these days none of my poor decision making surprises her..... Cool Donzi - I have a '78 O/B 16'?............. |
Originally Posted by thirdchildhood
(Post 4796380)
Yep, everything is for sale... I figured that this was a new boat with big power hence the 1 mil cost guess. I'd love to drive a boat that big. I suppose that if 500s can maybe get it up to 70 then that's not too bad.
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[QUOTE=seafordguy;4796474]If you're ever in SE Virginia, we can go for a spin on mine and you can drive!
That's almost worth taking a road trip for! I appreciate the offer but don't see Virginia in my near future. The biggest performance boat I've ridden in is an original Fountain Executioner (38'?). |
[QUOTE=thirdchildhood;4796476]
Originally Posted by seafordguy
(Post 4796474)
If you're ever in SE Virginia, we can go for a spin on mine and you can drive!
That's almost worth taking a road trip for! I appreciate the offer but don't see Virginia in my near future. The biggest performance boat I've ridden in is an original Fountain Executioner (38'?). |
[QUOTE=offshoredrillin;4796522]
Originally Posted by thirdchildhood
(Post 4796476)
so thats 35'.... :lolhit::evilb:
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Close But No Cigar
Thanks for the great pictures of the boat. We own that 2004 42 Tiger and have for the past 8 years. The boat is original paint and interior. It is a twin step boat. It was painted by TAOD in 2004 and hasn’t been touched since, besides polish and wax. The interior and dash are all original. It was a 575/XR boat from new and the previous owner added SCX’s and made the 575’s 790 hp. It currently has Tyler Crockett built 540’s with 4L Whipples to the tune of 950 hp. It’ll run 104-105 most every day. The boat has always lived in Port Huron.
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Gorgeous!
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Originally Posted by Andrew56
(Post 4797184)
Thanks for the great pictures of the boat. We own that 2004 42 Tiger and have for the past 8 years. The boat is original paint and interior. It is a twin step boat. It was painted by TAOD in 2004 and hasn’t been touched since, besides polish and wax. The interior and dash are all original. It was a 575/XR boat from new and the previous owner added SCX’s and made the 575’s 790 hp. It currently has Tyler Crockett built 540’s with 4L Whipples to the tune of 950 hp. It’ll run 104-105 most every day. The boat has always lived in Port Huron.
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Originally Posted by thisistank
(Post 4796259)
Looks like a nice restored Tiger. New paint, dash upgrades, interior, etc. Looks to have IMCO drives. Ken nailed it - this exact boat 100-150 in this market. New was probably 400k in 99/00 when Cig was pumpin' this model out. New 42X (new version of this boat) runs 7-800k.
Wonder what the original paint was on this Tiger. Looks like this 38 gun was the paint inspiration. I dig it!! https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.off...5470f12c29.jpg https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.off...115e815f6.jpeg https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.off...474bc4cca.jpeg |
Originally Posted by Andrew56
(Post 4797184)
Thanks for the great pictures of the boat. We own that 2004 42 Tiger and have for the past 8 years. The boat is original paint and interior. It is a twin step boat. It was painted by TAOD in 2004 and hasn’t been touched since, besides polish and wax. The interior and dash are all original. It was a 575/XR boat from new and the previous owner added SCX’s and made the 575’s 790 hp. It currently has Tyler Crockett built 540’s with 4L Whipples to the tune of 950 hp. It’ll run 104-105 most every day. The boat has always lived in Port Huron.
it was a TS. Awesome ride, absolutely beautiful and great set up!! |
Originally Posted by J-Bonz
(Post 4800159)
I knew I seen this one before. Stumbled across this hanging in my parents place..
https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.off...115e815f6.jpeg https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.off...474bc4cca.jpeg Jack, I gotta say, I just love the fact your parents have a cigarette poster hanging in their house! Lol |
the wow 46, later became american badass, did that finally sell?
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Originally Posted by offshoredrillin
(Post 4800204)
the wow 46, later became american badass, did that finally sell?
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ABA was local, possibly still is, local to me for a few years, and for sale during some of that time. Havent seen it on the owners lift in about a year or so. Never got on top of it, but from pretty close, was/is a good looking ride.
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Originally Posted by J-Bonz
(Post 4800159)
I knew I seen this one before. Stumbled across this hanging in my parents place..
https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.off...e928a1fa69.jpg https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.off...8ad51853dd.jpg |
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