The cig has got to be 100k less if not more.

No question the OL is going to be more. However, both boats are designed with speed in mind. The OL does have a small cabin. By the way does anyone know what is in that cabin? (just 2 bench seats, porta potty?) Which one is faster? If looks were the primary factor that would be tough, both look awesome but I like the OL better. It is tough to beat there paint and interior. Not having a rub rail is also pretty tough, one bad docking attempt could get ugly with the Gladiator.

Anyone have some pictures of the Outerlimits cabin?? I was just on their site, and the "products" link was down.

The website in not updated, it will not show any pictures of the 37 GTX. If you go to photos and go to Miami Boat show 2002 on like page 11 or so they have some pretty good pictures of the GTX. Unfortunately, it only shows where you enter the cabin and it is hard to make out what is really under there. The rest of the pictures are good though.

ol

period

Funny - looking at post #12, I just don't see 'dated'.

You'll see dated when 1/4 canopies are not in vogue anymore

Both boats are equally awesome. Construction, looks, ride, etc.... You cannot go wrong with an Outerlimits or a Cigarette.

I'll give a serious buyer a SMOKIN deal on my 2004 36 Gladiator that is coming out of the paint shop this week.

I WILL NOT RIDE IN THE BACK OF EITHER BOAT!!!!!!