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Re: Donzi 38 ZR vs. Cigarette Gladiator
Originally Posted by cigarette1
Is a production boat ???? Where is one ... and don't tell me about that Baja they released :eek:
G Check the date of the thread G. Wasabe must be bored or something. |
Re: Donzi 38 ZR vs. Cigarette Gladiator
Originally Posted by craig223
Check the date of the thread G.
Wasabe must be bored or something. My stomach hurts and tears coming out my eyes. :D |
Re: Donzi 38 ZR vs. Cigarette Gladiator
Damn, diggin' up the old stuff, eh?
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Re: Donzi 38 ZR vs. Cigarette Gladiator
Originally Posted by cigarette1
The Skater can't be considered ... it's a prototype and the others are production. ;)
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Re: Donzi 38 ZR vs. Cigarette Gladiator
Well, since it's winter in Michigan, time to rekindle this thread and see if anyone has new input. Sit down poker run boat, which do you choose? Or do you go with something different?
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Re: Donzi 38 ZR vs. Cigarette Gladiator
1 of each
ok maybe the glad,,,, nicer lines. |
Re: Donzi 38 ZR vs. Cigarette Gladiator
At this point, it is all personal preference.
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Re: Donzi 38 ZR vs. Cigarette Gladiator
Hi.. its d new kid .... at last something i can give my suggestions on :D ! ! ! What regards a Donzi 38 ! ! i ve seen them running twice in a year......for 2 years in a row ! ! in P1 Chamionship ..mind u running in Evolution class ! ! in very rough conditions ,,, powered by twin 525EFI s , last year they couldnt finish a race due to the failure of Bravo drives...while this year they upgraded to arneson surface drives making use of the conversion that arneson has and managed to finish 3 rd over all in the championship behind the 43 footers by Buzzi..they did not win but coming 3rd behind both Fabio Buzzi 43 footers ..is something for a 38 footer .....they didnt suffer a single Drive failure in 12 races this season from my very limited experience i can say that the 38 ran brilliantly in rough seas ...and looked more easier to handle in rough seas than other boats in its clas./...... :evilb: i would love to own one of them thats for sure ....its a boat that with less power can compete in P1 championship in the super sport class....i bet it will be battling for first place in every race... yours truly zum.offshore.malta
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Re: Donzi 38 ZR vs. Cigarette Gladiator
Originally Posted by zum.offshore.Malta
Hi.. its d new kid .... at last something i can give my suggestions on :D ! ! ! What regards a Donzi 38 ! ! i ve seen them running twice in a year......for 2 years in a row ! ! in P1 Chamionship ..mind u running in Evolution class ! ! in very rough conditions ,,, powered by twin 525EFI s , last year they couldnt finish a race due to the failure of Bravo drives...while this year they upgraded to arneson surface drives making use of the conversion that arneson has and managed to finish 3 rd over all in the championship behind the 43 footers by Buzzi..they did not win but coming 3rd behind both Fabio Buzzi 43 footers ..is something for a 38 footer .....they didnt suffer a single Drive failure in 12 races this season from my very limited experience i can say that the 38 ran brilliantly in rough seas ...and looked more easier to handle in rough seas than other boats in its clas./...... :evilb: i would love to own one of them thats for sure ....its a boat that with less power can compete in P1 championship in the super sport class....i bet it will be battling for first place in every race... yours truly zum.offshore.malta
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Re: Donzi 38 ZR vs. Cigarette Gladiator
thats rite Mr. Cigaretteman.... infact u can see the photos of the above mentioned boat still on the official Donzi website ! ! ! ....hopefully from this year the Dutch team will b more competitive than this year ..their boat is an Apache 41....which will give a hard time to the Donzi team .....hopefully ! ! ! i love all powerboats from Donzi , Cigarette, Apache and last but not least there is the man to beat in Europe .....Fabio Buzzi........ :evilb:
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Re: Donzi 38 ZR vs. Cigarette Gladiator
I have had my ZR in some rough (real 4-5 foot w/ 30 knot wind) and it's a very stable, safe and predictable hull .
BTW- The canopies took only about an hour of boating to get used to , now i would have a hard time owning a boat w/o canopies- try em' you will agree ! The craftsmenship and ergonomics on the ZR is impecable , but of course i must agree the Gladiator is a great boat as well. Dave |
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