For me the interior just screams EU offshore endurance race - but as a recreational boat, its pretty fugly when you insist on taking your dock boxes with you. (At least it can be changed out.)

What "lifestyle" were Cigarette selling again???

Thats FUGLY..... wow....

Waves and Wheels interior conversion?

It was probably originally built as a yacht tender/accompaniment.

Boxes or no Boxes, I would be pleased to have that rig in my garage!!

I’m 2M shy right now, but I’d gladly trade even for my Tiger if the seller wants a splash of color….

Does seem like a waste of real estate...
If those are for bringing back the good ole days of smuggling they should be hidden better

This! Who the hell puts alcantera in a boat that people are gonna be wearing sunscreen in?! You know damn well you'll never get that **** out and it'll get all matted down. You'd think people would realize why these interiors are getting replaced so quickly compared to regular vinyl :picard1:

Seen this the other day and thought the same things. On the seats yes they are shock absorbing but they do NOT look like they give you any side support.

I guess if you have the coin you can change it to what you like.

I agree with Brian. Definitely was/is a yacht tender or toy. Really only to be enjoyed by a few people at a time (if ever) but needs to tie up to the mother ship when docked or anchored.

Maybe it's the YETI Cooler Co. corporate boat.