How about an old school 26?

very nice

ever finish?
 

I've had my 1980 Monza 24 for about 6 years now. Time now for fresh paint and interior. Mechanicals all done. Bravo, 540. 72 on gps. Looking forward to updating it though. It's almost like a part of the family, and living on the water on the coast have been through many adventures together. Hull and interior of mine looks the same as yours. I'm undecided on the hatches, think I'll likely keep the lifeline. Seats could stay or be replaced with bolsters. Stereo ready to go. Checkbooks on hot standby. this weeks the week.

We never finished it. Something else came by and took over this project. We sold it and have no idea where it ended up. Last i heard it was getting converted to twin O/B

Here's my buddies for parts if he hasn't already cut the drive train out of it & sent it to the dump yet. Located in Central NJ.

What kind of powerboat is that on the right hand side of your boat in the 3rd picture?




Any pictures?

Why is he cutting it up ? is it all rotted out ?

That's our 38 Cigarette topgun "90 mph" model, staggered chief 1200's hp doesnt look like that any more

http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...all-miami.html but without the name on the side

http://www.offshoreonly.com/forums/s...iami-pics.html

No, just has more boats then he knows what to do with. I have a call into him, he's on vacation. (someone sent me a pm about it) Last time I talked with him he said someone wanted to buy the trailer and he was tired of looking @ it. He has more dollars than sense. He couldn't find anyone to build him a motor that wouldn't blow up. He has a bunch of expensive piles of junk motors in his shed last time I was up there. So he just bought a turn key boat with an Innovation Marine Motor in it.

gmhdfan:
Is that a 24' Superboat?