Let The Work Begin On The 20'

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07-18-2005 | 10:06 AM

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Re: Let The Work Begin On The 20'

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Originally Posted by Dregsz

The Coco 20 from Chico, California That was on Ebay last winter?
I was the high bidder on that boat, but below reserve. He offered me the boat for around $8k or $9k (I forget) but I was having a slow month and got cold feet.
I called him back on ita month ago, but he told me it went out to a buyer in Ohio around April.

There is a Cig 24 on Boattrader in Pompano FL, asking $10k right now

That "cig" 24 on boat trader doesn't look like any 24' Cigarette I've ever seen. Looks more like the 24' Excalibur/Python/Pantera/Monza/BRT/etc. hull............???

07-18-2005 | 10:24 AM

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Re: Let The Work Begin On The 20'

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Rick.
Looks like you are doing everything right .But boy, it sure is a slow process. The finished boat should be incredible!Cant wait.

Thats gonna be a sweet boat. Sure hope you're gonna repair that rear seat bulkhead - I've never seen anyone cut that out...don't need to, even with a big block and transmission.......most guys up here have made that into a full bulkhead instead of letting it float above the stringers, to help stop the "shoebox" twisting of the hull and the stress cracks on the deck in the corners of the cockpit that result from it. Can't wait to see it finished..................

07-18-2005 | 10:28 AM

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Re: Let The Work Begin On The 20'

oh yea, there is also a 20'er for sale here on the Chesapeake for 8k. BBC 425hp TRS, Hydraulic steering boat. Needs interior and engine has a rod knock.

07-18-2005 | 10:12 PM

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Re: Let The Work Begin On The 20'

Looking good Rick. I know when I asked you about it in Jacksonville, I saw your face light up.

Can't wait to see the finished project.

07-20-2005 | 08:02 AM

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Re: Let The Work Begin On The 20'

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Originally Posted by GLH

I think he's having Zul put in an 1150HP with a crashbox on a #6.

You know ... to match the overkill from tabs.

No we went with 800+ here is the print out from dyno

Rick OSG

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07-20-2005 | 08:26 AM

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Re: Let The Work Begin On The 20'

niiiice, is that a 598 tunnel ram?

07-20-2005 | 10:20 AM

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Re: Let The Work Begin On The 20'

Rick, I thought you were gonna just stay w/ stock merc for the 20?
But I must say..."GOOD CHOICE!"

07-20-2005 | 11:17 AM

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Re: Let The Work Begin On The 20'

Rick.you are such a jokester!

07-20-2005 | 01:18 PM

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Re: Let The Work Begin On The 20'

Vary nice boat ,is thier any chance it will be done by Aug 20 so you can bring it to our 20cig foot poker run .I sure would like to see how i do against that 800hp zul motors

07-20-2005 | 02:17 PM

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Re: Let The Work Begin On The 20'

LOL @ Rick.

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