:crazy: One of the things that was always a constant about Cigarette was remaing true to their offshore heritage. It was always a boat for a true enthusiast. I don't even KNOW who these boats are for. Maybe queer eye for the strait boater?:rolleyes: :confused:

Not impressed at all...Somebody really dropped the ball on this one.

LMAO!:D




all I have to say is YUK!

:eureka:


Maybe they could put one of theese in the Miami New York Race and see how long it lasted:eek:

When I want to dream about Cig's I just click on to "Lip Ship's" website. Now those are Cigarettes.

Phil will always keep the muscle and class in his designs.

That's what I was thinking...

I think they should go back to concentrating on the boats again and not the "marketing appeal;" Not trying to become the next Marlboro or Harly Davidson. I would hate to see one of the finest, most well-respected boats turn into what is shown above.

Yes, but unfortunately, his raw material comes from Cigarette.
How would you "remove" all the junk from one of these boats. Without a chainsaw, of course.:p ;)

When you build a new one, just don't order it with all of that stuff. You can still get it how you want. Someone else ordered all that extra BS on those new ones. Not my first choice either.

True, but wouldn't the extra height of the helm still be there? Or is it added on instead of molded in?
Just curious, I haven't seen one in person yet.