Cigarette Marauder 50 or Outerlimits SL50
02-21-2020 | 01:58 PM
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https://www.outerlimitspowerboats.info/sl-52/
plus you have the older 51' sports yacht.
02-21-2020 | 02:21 PM
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SV and SL series are over 50'
https://www.outerlimitspowerboats.info/sl-52/
plus you have the older 51' sports yacht.
https://www.outerlimitspowerboats.info/sl-52/
plus you have the older 51' sports yacht.
02-21-2020 | 05:05 PM
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I didn’t put down too many details as I thought that people would develop rather than assume some BS.
For now it’s the OL and maybe at some point time a Cigarette might join.
for those responding with silly (for not using another word) comments:
1. I said I was a Newbie to performance boats, not a Newbie to racing or other high performance activities
2. I said I either owned or have owned boats, so not quite the idiot of the village that doesn’t know how or what he is doing, other than asking for some smart advice if available
3. At least in private, one of the moderators was class enough to provide some quite good points and thanks for this.
Thanks for those that helped, as far as as the others go, thanks for at least keeping the thread a bit current ;-)
For now it’s the OL and maybe at some point time a Cigarette might join.
for those responding with silly (for not using another word) comments:
1. I said I was a Newbie to performance boats, not a Newbie to racing or other high performance activities
2. I said I either owned or have owned boats, so not quite the idiot of the village that doesn’t know how or what he is doing, other than asking for some smart advice if available
3. At least in private, one of the moderators was class enough to provide some quite good points and thanks for this.
Thanks for those that helped, as far as as the others go, thanks for at least keeping the thread a bit current ;-)
02-21-2020 | 05:54 PM
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I can vouch for serialcollector. Hopefully he spends some more time here on the site. We'll have to see what else he collects in this new realm.
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02-21-2020 | 05:56 PM
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You have to understand when someone comes outta the blue saying they’re new to the hobby but want to spend 700k++ out of the gate it’s going to get quite a few scoffs. Plenty of this in the past.
If it were me, I’d be contacting the manufacturers and ask if they can get you in touch with some owners of said models, if you haven’t already. Don’t think there’s many owners of these models frequenting this forum.
If it were me, I’d be contacting the manufacturers and ask if they can get you in touch with some owners of said models, if you haven’t already. Don’t think there’s many owners of these models frequenting this forum.
02-21-2020 | 06:13 PM
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02-21-2020 | 07:37 PM
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02-21-2020 | 08:06 PM
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The lines and proportions of the late marauders are just perfect. They revised them to get this right.
The SLs deck length and height, and bustled rear are all wrong in comparison. I like the SV a lot better.
The SLs deck length and height, and bustled rear are all wrong in comparison. I like the SV a lot better.
