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Old 12-26-2011 | 07:38 PM
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I bought a boat recently and it came with a gauge that I'm not sure of its purpose though. My only guess is it was a windlass anchor controller/gauge but there are no signs of anchor being mounted on the bow.

What do you guys think this is? I believe it was all black plastic before it was painted white.

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Looks like a windlass switch to me. See a lot of boats that have tons of prewired switches for access. not onboard.
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that would be my bet...
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Old 12-27-2011 | 07:29 AM
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Oh man thats from the famous Avanti that came from my area and ended up in upstate.... I think the kid paid like $7000 for it and put a "No Frills" white single stage paint job on it and sold it for over 20g's.
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Old 12-27-2011 | 08:12 AM
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Originally Posted by HaulinGas
Oh man thats from the famous Avanti that came from my area and ended up in upstate.... I think the kid paid like $7000 for it and put a "No Frills" white single stage paint job on it and sold it for over 20g's.
That same kid took a mid 80's Chris Craft 31 ft stinger and wrapped it to look like a Cig, with the Cig #1 racing logo on the side
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Old 12-27-2011 | 08:21 AM
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Originally Posted by US1 Fountain
Looks like a windlass switch to me. See a lot of boats that have tons of prewired switches for access. not onboard.
Thats interesting I wouldn't mind putting one on eventually.

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Oh man thats from the famous Avanti that came from my area and ended up in upstate.... I think the kid paid like $7000 for it and put a "No Frills" white single stage paint job on it and sold it for over 20g's.
What kind of history do you know about the boat?

Sounds like he got a pretty good deal on the boat but he sold it to me with a nice manning tripple axle trailer for what I felt was a good deal also, I bought it for a bit less than 20k by the way. My goal is to redo the cockpit , redo the dash, and freshen up where it needs elsewhere this year. The next year I'll most likely put some big power in the boat, the paint job is definately a "No Frills" job but it actually shows pretty nice in person so I'll leave it alone until I'm ready to repaint it.
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Old 12-27-2011 | 08:34 AM
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Originally Posted by 4bus
That same kid took a mid 80's Chris Craft 31 ft stinger and wrapped it to look like a Cig, with the Cig #1 racing logo on the side
Yea thats the guy... I wasn't a fan of the Chris Craft wrapped like a cig either.
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