Nice. That's right where my folks live. Unfortunately, there aren't actually that many cigarette boats around there for how many boats that there are in general.

We have seen several Go Fast boats around the area (scattered throughout the bay area), but there is no club or any gathering place that we have found as of yet. I posted in the forums trying to get some local boaters together, but I got no local responses. I'm assuming the locals to me don't frequent the boards.

ok this will get the old school guys drooling. how about a 1969 Donzi 18 hornet. 427 holmon and moody ford. v drive 1 of 6 boats made. [ATTACH=CONFIG]524780[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]524781[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]524782[/ATTACH]

Sweet looking rides Tim, did you just get the Donzi?

No its not mine. It belongs to a friend of mine. Its been sitting for a couple years so im giving it a once over to hit the water again

it's my fathers boat, he enjoys his old school classics :) if it's much newer than 1970, he's not real interested lol

----Well,,,Hes got a sweetheart there! Can you tell us how its powered or better yet a pic under the hatch???.......Bill S

88 pachanga 330 454 alpha
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holmon mooney 427 side oiler

----Damn,,,I love all that chrome on the transom!!! We have an old Corsican near us with the same powertrain. Great, historic boats. The REAL "old school".......Bill S