Anybody know what happened to this wrecked Cigarette?
 

Found this boat on Ebay. Does anybody know or can think of what happened to it.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/38-Ci...RCHQ3aUSQ3a101

Like the indian in that old littering commercial, I think a tear just rolled down my face... :(

I'm curious as to how far back from the point of impact you would have to repair?

It's gonna take some skills to do right:p

Looks like a stuff and peeled the deck back

It does look like "stuff" damage.. IMHO that boat is good for scrap.

If that's a 1984....why is it labelled as a Top Gun? That'd be a Flatdeck, no?

kinda Ironic ......

i can't tell you how many times I've quoted your sig line of warming the globe, LOL rock on

Yep. First year for the top gun was 87.

Here is the guys response to how the boat ended up like this. "Someone did try to repair it but never finished. The boat was hit from the
rear clipping the outdrives, they were removed as they were not salvageable.
The front hit another boat but did NOT sink!"

here are pictures of it I could not post before.

That boat is worthless scrap.. strip it and crush it

The current bid price would cover the cost of a used trailer.

It would barely recover the disposal fee

Checking out the deck, it looks like an easy conversion to the first Cig bowrider..........:rolleyes:

http://i23.ebayimg.com/03/i/000/fb/76/d0a5_12.JPG

18 bids.... I love it. Someware 18 people are thinking "I could fix that up with some surf repair kit and the engines out of the caprise classics on my lawn that I got from the police auction and hit 120MPH!!!
God bless ebay!

i almost spit coke a cola on my pc...
that is funny stuff..

In this case, all the way to the dock......:(

Nothing 400k would not fix , buy a new one !!!!!!!!!!!!!! :ernaehrung004:

put a fork in that thing....It's done!!!

:D:D:cool-smiley-011:

landfills are calling for that junk pile

I just finished a repair like this one it took me two years.
Put way more money in it than it was worth.
Will never even get half my money back in todays economy.
Please do that boat a favor haul it to the dump.

I pity the poor neighbors when the buyer of this work-in-progress parks it in his driveway for the next 10 years.

Michael