CC shopping while in FL last week.

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11-17-2013 | 08:16 AM

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lightspeed

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From: Cape Coral fl

06 36 carrera with trip 250 yamahas cheap no trailer 75k

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11-17-2013 | 01:06 PM

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Outkast Rafe

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Originally Posted by Jupiter Sunsation

Why do the Cig cc's get put up for sale so quickly? Seems like a lot of brand new used ones for sale and seems nobody does that with the Nortechs or other high end ccs?

I can't speak for others but my Cig was the best boat financially for me. I came from a spectre 36 and this closed the gap going forward to a Skater/MTI.

11-17-2013 | 02:45 PM

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Jupiter Sunsation

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I can't speak for others but my Cig was the best boat financially for me. I came from a spectre 36 and this closed the gap going forward to a Skater/MTI.

You built a great looking boat too! GLWS

11-17-2013 | 04:19 PM

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eddie

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Originally Posted by wananewboat

I did see the Sunsation and Carl sells the Statement. They are both great boats and I love the cabin in the Sunsation. They are both just out of my reach for something in the 32'-36' range and I was looking for a smaller beam. I will be using it on Lake Winnipesaukee in NH and Boston harbor and the cape. I would love to leave it in Marco for the winter, but we'll see about that.

What price range were you wanting to stay in?

11-17-2013 | 05:30 PM

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Im curious if anyone ever uses the cabin in these cc's, seems like a waste of space, the newer ones make great use of the bow space

11-17-2013 | 05:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Tom A.

Yes I am slightly brand bias but these are awesome running with a great cockpit layout.

http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o50826-en.html

really nice layout!

11-17-2013 | 05:51 PM

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wananewboat

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I was wanting to stay under $175 with a Myco trailer.

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What price range were you wanting to stay in?

11-17-2013 | 07:27 PM

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Bobthebuilder

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From: Marco Island, FL; Waterloo, ON, CAN

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Im curious if anyone ever uses the cabin in these cc's, seems like a waste of space, the newer ones make great use of the bow space

I would not go without the half cabin in my Renegade. It has a ceramic toilet for the ladies and seating for 4 + if you get caught in the rain. It is lockable for all kinds of gear like life jackets, safety gear, cleaning supplies, beach umbrella etc. While it's true you would have more seating in the bow area without it, the bow is not a safe place to be when running in big water on the Gulf, Great Lakes etc. Just look what happened to Jay from a cruiser wake on little Lake Charlevoix. My set up allows for 11 to be seated, ( 6 forward of the condole and 5 back of the console ). In addition you can easily stand several more people. So in my opinion the half cabin in the bow area is not a waste of space at all.

Bob