cigarette's new 39
10-06-2004, 12:39 PM
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Wow, nice boat!
I like the old classic lines, but it's also good to see Cig compete with the look of today's hotrods.
No comment about bravo's, don't really care.
The only thing I find terribly unfortunate is that Cig spent all the time, effort and money on this new boat, and didn't give it it's own identity.
This boat is NOT a Top Gun, and never will be.
C'mon guys, think outside the box with the names will ya!
I like the old classic lines, but it's also good to see Cig compete with the look of today's hotrods.
No comment about bravo's, don't really care.
The only thing I find terribly unfortunate is that Cig spent all the time, effort and money on this new boat, and didn't give it it's own identity.
This boat is NOT a Top Gun, and never will be.
C'mon guys, think outside the box with the names will ya!
10-06-2004, 12:45 PM
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Re: cigarette's new 39
Originally Posted by SummerObsession
The only thing I find terribly unfortunate is that Cig spent all the time, effort and money on this new boat, and didn't give it it's own identity.
This boat is NOT a Top Gun, and never will be.
C'mon guys, think outside the box with the names will ya!
It's like I said before.....A 35' and a 39' are NOT TOP GUNS!!!! The 38' is a Top Gun....Come up w/new names. Couldn't agree more!
10-06-2004, 12:53 PM
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I agree on the name thing. When someone says they have a top gun you shouldn't have ask "what kind" or "what size".
Also I think the bolsters definitely look good in the boat, but I am still a fan of the big thickly padded, square looking bolsters. some of the newer bolsters (especially sit down boats) are going with what looks like Sparco racing seats that you see these punks putting in their gay import tuner cars. just my .02
By the way I don't outdrives; so suck on them apples.
Also I think the bolsters definitely look good in the boat, but I am still a fan of the big thickly padded, square looking bolsters. some of the newer bolsters (especially sit down boats) are going with what looks like Sparco racing seats that you see these punks putting in their gay import tuner cars. just my .02
By the way I don't outdrives; so suck on them apples.
10-06-2004, 12:56 PM
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Re: cigarette's new 39
Originally Posted by jeff cropper
Its guys like you that need a new hobby and want to make me turn my computer off!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Please do! WW has always been a gentleman on this board with more knowledge than you have brought here.
10-06-2004, 01:04 PM
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Originally Posted by thisistank
Here, lets squash all this right now:
2) Cigs are awesome!
2) Cigs are awesome!
Finally. Some inarguable, factual information!
10-06-2004, 01:16 PM
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I don't own a cigarette, nor do I own a Saber, but I have to chime in here. I've been a member of OSO for quite some time, and I always read Jim D's (WickedWon) posts with great interest, and find him to be a very level headed and knowledgable voice. When he shares his opinion, it stems from actual experience. I have gained knowledge from his posts, and hope to continue to.
There are very few people who's posts I look forward to reading, because I usually learn something!
WW...you're right at the top of that list !!!
Please keep it up!
All the best,
Hans
ps- I sure do love the looks of that Lip-ship 39
There are very few people who's posts I look forward to reading, because I usually learn something!
WW...you're right at the top of that list !!!
Please keep it up!
All the best,
Hans
ps- I sure do love the looks of that Lip-ship 39
10-06-2004, 01:57 PM
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I have enjoyed XR/bravo's on my boats.
My 28 has right at 300 hours on it without a single rebuild. It's been out of the water more than in! (and I don't mean on the trailer!)
The 92 Gun had TRS drives, blew 2 in 7 years (and 1 tranny), not bad.
My current boat got 150 strong big Atlantic water hours and some lake time on it's XR's, which were fine until some son of a b-tch stole em.
It completely depends on the driver, more than the drive. Bravo's work great, if you don't miss every wave on re-entry.
My 28 has right at 300 hours on it without a single rebuild. It's been out of the water more than in! (and I don't mean on the trailer!)
The 92 Gun had TRS drives, blew 2 in 7 years (and 1 tranny), not bad.
My current boat got 150 strong big Atlantic water hours and some lake time on it's XR's, which were fine until some son of a b-tch stole em.
It completely depends on the driver, more than the drive. Bravo's work great, if you don't miss every wave on re-entry.
10-06-2004, 01:58 PM
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Re: cigarette's new 39
[QUOTE=Cevert]
I hope so!! I'm in the market.
Originally Posted by Rice Hauler
It's also a good way to get previous and existing buyers to step up to something new and keep the value of the older boats up I think.
Isn't that oxymoronic? Seems that if this model is as successful as everyone initially thinks it may be, there'd be an oversupply of late-model TG TS coming onto the market.
Isn't that oxymoronic? Seems that if this model is as successful as everyone initially thinks it may be, there'd be an oversupply of late-model TG TS coming onto the market.
I hope so!! I'm in the market.
10-06-2004, 03:09 PM
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Re: cigarette's new 39
Originally Posted by Milord
...if I buy a Cig will I turn into an a$$hole too?
