Retail Value
09-29-2004 | 02:17 PM
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From: Lake of the Ozarks, MO 38 MM
Re: Retail Value
I have a reprint article from Boating mag, that was originally done when Cig came out with the Bullet. The then CEO wanted more of an entry level boat with 3 numbers in mind. 30, 60, 100. He was wanting about a 30 foot boat that would run 60 MPH and cost about 100 grand. Apparently did pretty well hitting all 3 numbers. Altho the test boat with some options, including leather and shore power pushed the price to about $107K. Hope that helps.
John
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09-30-2004 | 11:33 AM
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From: Ft. Lauderdale, FL
Re: Retail Value
My ABOS shows originally Retail was $117k with 365 Mags...
Retail today is $44k. Wholesale is $25k
Retail today is $44k. Wholesale is $25k
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09-30-2004 | 07:50 PM
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From: Annapolis, MD
Re: Retail Value
Hey Cig88,
Thanks for the welcome. I just purchased an 88 bullet and I'm excited beyond beleif. I'v always wanted one since I was a child and I will be a proud owner of a World Champion Offshore Racing Boat!!! Yea babe!!
Anyway, what kind of Cig do you have?
Thanks for the welcome. I just purchased an 88 bullet and I'm excited beyond beleif. I'v always wanted one since I was a child and I will be a proud owner of a World Champion Offshore Racing Boat!!! Yea babe!!
Anyway, what kind of Cig do you have?
10-01-2004 | 03:17 AM
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From: LONG ISLAND/LAKE MURRAY
Re: Retail Value
Gripit, Congrats on your investment. There are a good handfull on this site that own Bullets. Carter has a real awesome '88, Birdog, to name a few. I have 2, an '88 and a '89. The 1st batch of '88's had a non notched transom which I have. The '89 I found for a friend but his financing fell thru. Restored the boat back to day one condition and is up 4sale. Hate to get rid of it but cant keep them both.
The Bullets are quite heavy as you found out but is a wave thrasher unlike anything else. You have come to the right place for any questions to help out. Between all the Bullets owners here there is a wealth of information so dont be shy to ask away when needed.
Post some pics and give of some more info about the boat.
The Bullets are quite heavy as you found out but is a wave thrasher unlike anything else. You have come to the right place for any questions to help out. Between all the Bullets owners here there is a wealth of information so dont be shy to ask away when needed.
Post some pics and give of some more info about the boat.
Last edited by cig1988; 10-01-2004 at 04:09 AM.
10-01-2004 | 06:18 AM
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Re: Retail Value
Thanks cig1988,
I will post pics in a little while, as I do not have the boat just yet. According to my HIN, this boat was the forth out of the mold. I was curious about the knoched transom? What exactly is it and what are the pros vs cons. I obviously don't have a knoch in my transom. Thanks
I will post pics in a little while, as I do not have the boat just yet. According to my HIN, this boat was the forth out of the mold. I was curious about the knoched transom? What exactly is it and what are the pros vs cons. I obviously don't have a knoch in my transom. Thanks
