What to look for in a Cafe
03-18-2005 | 01:31 PM
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Re: What to look for in a Cafe
hes not selling that bullet, hes not man enough for a tg.. hes sceered... plus, his wife wont let him. i almost forgot the main reason, whats he gonna pull it with that junk box chevy!!! poor craig.. to be only half cool must suck...
03-18-2005 | 01:46 PM
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Re: What to look for in a Cafe
Originally Posted by stecz20
hes not selling that bullet, hes not man enough for a tg.. hes sceered... plus, his wife wont let him. i almost forgot the main reason, whats he gonna pull it with that junk box chevy!!! poor craig.. to be only half cool must suck...
You better check your tranny fluid Steczy!!!!
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03-18-2005 | 04:30 PM
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Re: What to look for in a Cafe
Originally Posted by rfoxx987
my friend has a cafe 88 and with twin 600 hawks he gets spanked by my velocity 280 with a single 502 crate...regardless of water conditions...consider the thought that it might be time upgrade to at least the 1990's...fountains will also crush the outdated waterlogged cigarettes...think about a 42 stagger with 502's that will do 85..peace out
and please dont talk about resale...Cigarettes hold their value better than any of the boats you mentioned...
Back to the question at hand, they did not build the Cafe Racer in 1985. The boat was introduced in 1986, so I think the one mentioned above is a Mistress.
As with any boat purchase get a survey and look for moisture...
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03-18-2005 | 04:36 PM
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Re: What to look for in a Cafe
Originally Posted by rfoxx987
Your resale will be better but my boat will be paid off long before you sell yours...
03-18-2005 | 04:38 PM
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Re: What to look for in a Cafe
Originally Posted by rfoxx987
my friend has a cafe 88 and with twin 600 hawks he gets spanked by my velocity 280 with a single 502 crate...regardless of water conditions...consider the thought that it might be time upgrade to at least the 1990's...fountains will also crush the outdated waterlogged cigarettes...think about a 42 stagger with 502's that will do 85..peace out
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Re: What to look for in a Cafe
03-18-2005 | 05:44 PM
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Re: What to look for in a Cafe
Originally Posted by stecz20
nothing for nothing but your coming of as a dick here, if you want to talk fountains, go hang with your people.
We don't need any trouble makers at Fountain either.
I'm sensitive enough as it is...
03-18-2005 | 07:25 PM
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Re: What to look for in a Cafe
way too much time on your hands, cigerette lovers, when you see my transom just revel in the fact your resale is higher...but I don't think your passengers care about resale when their behind my boat...gotta go, Reggie is on hold, something about a step bottom design...a few years ahead of Skip...Adios
