Cigarette Marauder 50 or Outerlimits SL50
02-22-2020 | 02:03 PM
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02-22-2020 | 03:56 PM
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I'm a CIG guy but nobody can deny that OL that JaayTee posted looks good. A lot of the OL's are too wild for my tastes - the paint is just gaudy sometimes. The beauty of CIG is that you can call them anytime you want and order a $150 towel which your kids will immediately get Gatorade on, or a medium Pink shirt because that's all they have in stock.....
Funny, I bought those towels and our kids did just that!
02-23-2020 | 09:54 AM
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Should have the OL delivered in Miami end of next week :-)
looking at the CIG too though. But the OL had the edge in terms of finish and the overall carbon structure. Speed was also a factor as I have other boats that do other “jobs”, but I agree that getting the Cigarette bug out of the system is part of it.
i will also attend a performance boat course, knowing that I have raced cars professionally for over 20 years.
looking at the CIG too though. But the OL had the edge in terms of finish and the overall carbon structure. Speed was also a factor as I have other boats that do other “jobs”, but I agree that getting the Cigarette bug out of the system is part of it.
i will also attend a performance boat course, knowing that I have raced cars professionally for over 20 years.
02-23-2020 | 10:37 AM
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Should have the OL delivered in Miami end of next week :-)
looking at the CIG too though. But the OL had the edge in terms of finish and the overall carbon structure. Speed was also a factor as I have other boats that do other “jobs”, but I agree that getting the Cigarette bug out of the system is part of it.
i will also attend a performance boat course, knowing that I have raced cars professionally for over 20 years.
looking at the CIG too though. But the OL had the edge in terms of finish and the overall carbon structure. Speed was also a factor as I have other boats that do other “jobs”, but I agree that getting the Cigarette bug out of the system is part of it.
i will also attend a performance boat course, knowing that I have raced cars professionally for over 20 years.
02-23-2020 | 04:27 PM
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OP, if you are ever contemplating putting off the performance boat school - do a quick search for LOTO boat crash with the Fountain full of people. Stepped hulls and assumed experience causes a person to run out of talent with disastrous consequences.....and the big boats give a false sense of security over something 20' shorter.
You may find its a prerequisite with your insurance provider and/or discount in the policy as well as the added benefit of being able to run the boat out for max performance and comfort as Tres and co. train you in your own boat.
just $0.02... enjoy!
You may find its a prerequisite with your insurance provider and/or discount in the policy as well as the added benefit of being able to run the boat out for max performance and comfort as Tres and co. train you in your own boat.
just $0.02... enjoy!
Last edited by speicher lane; 02-23-2020 at 04:31 PM.
