New Cigarette Project Coming
01-15-2019 | 07:15 PM
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I sort of agree with this, but there's more white or just plain hull (which is a good thing) than many others.
01-16-2019 | 07:03 AM
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Yes sir. Primary color will be white with black thread diamond stitching. Contrasting colors will be light gray and black. The black will be a new cloth material that doesn't get hot.
Both cockpit and cabin carpet inserts will be red.
Cigarette does such a great job on the interior should like awesome
Both cockpit and cabin carpet inserts will be red.
Cigarette does such a great job on the interior should like awesome
01-16-2019 | 10:01 AM
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Oh I agree, the memories I have created growing up boating and boating now as an adult are priceless so you cant really place a value on it. I was just curious on how well the value is on the trade after 3 years and 100+ hours. Double R told us we could get pretty close to what we paid on our 2016 Nor-Tech 390 if we traded it for a 450 after just under 1 year of owning it. Mostly due to the fact it would be immediately available for someone to not have to wait over a year to build a new one. We ended up not going for it, largely because we didn't want to wait a year or more for a 450 build.
01-16-2019 | 10:16 AM
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Oh I agree, the memories I have created growing up boating and boating now as an adult are priceless so you cant really place a value on it. I was just curious on how well the value is on the trade after 3 years and 100+ hours. Double R told us we could get pretty close to what we paid on our 2016 Nor-Tech 390 if we traded it for a 450 after just under 1 year of owning it. Mostly due to the fact it would be immediately available for someone to not have to wait over a year to build a new one. We ended up not going for it, largely because we didn't want to wait a year or more for a 450 build.
02-02-2019 | 07:55 AM
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Well as expected build has hit the "quiet period". Good news is were only 12 days out from day one of the Miami show. I suspect hanging the 6th 400R on the new CC has trumped bilge sanding on our boat (completely understandable).
Boat should be in paint in a week our so. Plan on checking it out before heading to the show on the 14th.
Gary
Boat should be in paint in a week our so. Plan on checking it out before heading to the show on the 14th.
Gary
02-02-2019 | 08:11 AM
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Hitting a "quiet period" is way more preferable than a boat being rushed at the end to hit the show. I've seen a number of boats over the years which I thought the builders would have been better off not making the show with the final product, or it was headed back to the factory for fixes and refinishing.
02-02-2019 | 08:16 AM
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Hitting a "quiet period" is way more preferable than a boat being rushed at the end to hit the show. I've seen a number of boats over the years which I thought the builders would have been better off not making the show with the final product, or it was headed back to the factory for fixes and refinishing.
Boat is still on schedule for May 1st delivery.
02-05-2019 | 11:34 AM
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