1970's 36 Foot Cigarette
07-31-2004, 07:38 AM
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Re: 1970's 36 Foot Cigarette
Originally Posted by Payton
I wonder if OSO can some how add a hijacking button. Sort of like a reinforced cabin door. Something we can hit everytime a thread is about to be hijacked.
About 15 years ago I had a opportunity to take a ride in a 36' Cigarette. It was equipped with a couple of potent BBC engines and #3 speedmaster drives. Sea conditions were 4 to 5 feet, patterns were a mess and that 36' Cigarette jumped up on top only to give the smoothest of rides. What a solid, quality boat. We didn't break any speed records and didn't get beat up in the least. A nice comfortable ride.
07-31-2004, 12:41 PM
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Re: 1970's 36 Foot Cigarette
Originally Posted by CigaretteFirefox
Don't hit the panic button just yet.
About 15 years ago I had a opportunity to take a ride in a 36' Cigarette. It was equipped with a couple of potent BBC engines and #3 speedmaster drives. Sea conditions were 4 to 5 feet, patterns were a mess and that 36' Cigarette jumped up on top only to give the smoothest of rides. What a solid, quality boat. We didn't break any speed records and didn't get beat up in the least. A nice comfortable ride.
About 15 years ago I had a opportunity to take a ride in a 36' Cigarette. It was equipped with a couple of potent BBC engines and #3 speedmaster drives. Sea conditions were 4 to 5 feet, patterns were a mess and that 36' Cigarette jumped up on top only to give the smoothest of rides. What a solid, quality boat. We didn't break any speed records and didn't get beat up in the least. A nice comfortable ride.
Really ?? now how hard was that Too bad you never rode in a real one in the upper 80's then we could talk about the 1 2 3 thing they liked to do..
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