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Old 01-01-2003, 06:18 PM
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Not that I can afford either one but what would you buy the Cigarette Gladiator or the Outer Limits 42 GTX, and why, I realize they are in different price leagues but humor me.
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I think that they are in different leagues, you would be better off comparing the cig to the donzi. More comparable boats.

However for what I do I think the Cig.
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just because I love OL 42 would be my choice,but the 36 is a awsome boa.

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Fobes, if you haven't seen the Donzi 38 ZR up close, it is worth checking out. It is detailed in every way. I had the opportunity to speak with the Donzi Team in the Bahamas. The boat is one very trick piece of equipment. When you get up in that league of boats, they're all nice.
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Outerlimits hands down , besides they are built right near you.
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Also would vote the Gladiator or the Donzi
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Cig
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Hell i'll take any of then, i think there all about equal and bad ass.
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IF IT CAME DOWN TO A GLADIATOR OR THE DONZI, I WOULD HAVE TO SAY THE GLADIATOR ALL THE WAY..... BUT IF IT WAS BETWEEN THE GLADIATOR AND THE OT 42' GTX, I WOULD HAVE TO SAY THE OT 42' GTX EVEN THOUGH THEY ARE NOT EVEN REMOTELY IN THE SAME BALLPARK......
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I like the both boats, The Donzi flys real nice have been in the boat at 88MPH on 4s in Sarasota also the price tag is not bad you can pick one up for 250,000, The only thing I don't like on the Gladiator is there is no rub rail,
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