single gofast or twin c c ???
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and twin's are always nice .
depending on where i keep the boat it could be up to 20 mile run each way either in the ocean or inter-coastal to where we would boat to , and the ocean route would be a lot quicker " no idial zone's " this would be from boynton beach inlet to west palm beach inlet " peanut island area "
mike
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From: FORTLAUDERDALE, FLORIDA
ok , so i haven't owned a boat in over 2 years and getting the itch 
but now i have a wife and 3 year old girl ,
the pre wife and kid " me " wants a single engine offshore boat and then the more responsible side wants a twin o/b c c
they would both cost around $ 100 k
one of the big thing's i think about is if i get the go-fast how often will i be able to have real fun with it offshore with a 3 year old in it " not much "
what's your thought's ,
thank's
mike

but now i have a wife and 3 year old girl ,
the pre wife and kid " me " wants a single engine offshore boat and then the more responsible side wants a twin o/b c c
they would both cost around $ 100 k
one of the big thing's i think about is if i get the go-fast how often will i be able to have real fun with it offshore with a 3 year old in it " not much "
what's your thought's ,
thank's
mike
Also,, very important, I think is twins,, when you have your wife and daughter anywhere out of the intercoastal, the peace of mind you get having twins is worth it. I had a 26 scarab gofast I loved to death, it ran like a top, and I used it more often with less trouble than any of my other boats,, but the worry of something going wrong and not having back up caused me to get rid of it. I still kick my self for letting that boat go,,but as you know in south florida, you dont want to be in 2000ft of water and a 5mph gulf stream with no backup.
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From: Denmark and hopefully some place nice
This is about as a subjective thead as is humanly possible.
CC vs. gofast. Single vs. twin. The OSO server should've blown up by now.
I'm for a gofast, but buy what you need and like.
CC vs. gofast. Single vs. twin. The OSO server should've blown up by now.
I'm for a gofast, but buy what you need and like.
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i think im leaning to the cc but i don't fish and i like a little bit of style to it " bling " that boat look's very plain but i could only find one pic , if you have any other's please post when you can
thank you
mike
somthing like this look's cool
http://www.powerboatlistings.com/view/13914
thank you
mike
somthing like this look's cool
http://www.powerboatlistings.com/view/13914
Jim Gardiner worked at Cig in the early 80's. He designed and built the plugs for the Ocean Hawk 33. Cigarette built this boat under their name for a while. It is a great handling boat. So being a custom composit builder, anything is possible.
Jims friend in Miami owns one. It is perfect. The 250 etec's are blueprinted and have all the latest upgrades. and he asking 40 K. If you are interested I will send pics or just forward you the email he sent me. Just PM me.
Thanks, Jeff
http://www.superyachts.com/news/swif...-elite-299.htm
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From: LakeSandSota
Mike I didn't realize how you were going to be boating when we last spoke, I to Have Had both and find the center console the most versatile and easiest to maintain. Twins with the young 1 and wife for sure. The other option we had discussed would likely be very inappropriate, Awesome if it were you & your budds without the family.




