Pretty neat boat that looks like somebody spent a truckload of money on. Is it aluminum? Ayone have any info on it?

It is a pretty cool boat. Somethings a little wacky on the engine run time sheet though?

It's a cool boat at a great price.The running time at certain rpm's is meaningless because it can be erased by the scan tool and run the boat again gingerly to get new data. Total hr time on the engines cannot be.This must be a glass hull. The 42 Jaguar from the late 80's was an aluminum hull I believe. I have a brochure on that one to find out for Flatdeck40.

Man that this IS cool. Looks like a nicely rigged/kept boat to.


I think the wacky-ness may be that the total hrs is like 112 but totals per rpm are only like fifteen or so.

exactly. Somethings fishy

This was supposed to be Jaguars V-hulled, "CIGAR POWERBOAT" is is glass. It is a stepped bottom 41 Apache knock off. IMO it is WAYYYYY to big of a boat for bravo drives.....

is that the same one that richie c,rolled in the intercostal on there maden run

That's correct. The total hours are 112. You can delete the hours by RPM but you cannot reset the total hours. Motors were bought from Mercury as remans. Boat runs very good in Lake MI. 90MPH with 4 people. Hull runs true and straight. It gets quite a bit of air in it and has NASCAR fans in front floor pedestals.

They defineitly put a lot of money into this, has some very nice rigging. Some parts very overbuilt.

The side windows are removable and may be a lot of fun if top was cut off although the boat has great visibility with the current windshield.

Appears to be primarily if not always a freshwater boat and it has a very expensive tandem axle dually trailer under it.

Link to boat - http://www.pier57.com/web/used/JAGUA...ition_id=10426

Regards,

www.pier57.com

This is the Cigar Powerboats boat built from a 41 Apache with steps added. The boat originally had 1000's and 6's and ran some big numbers and rolled in Miami.