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Old 11-07-2013, 08:52 AM
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this one is also a vary nice clean boat..http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o48505-en.html
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to spend north of 60k on a cafe it better have something stronger than bravo's hanging off the back. Rebarbox's cafe would be the only one i would consider in that price range. it comes with a spare set of 3's and has brad smith power in it. nuff said there. the only other cafe i would be looking at with big power is the one in tulsa oklahoma. it has nice power and speedmasters. goofy paint but nice race hatch on it and nice trailer for 40kish.

pm me if you would like his phone number

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Here is a picture of my 1986 Cigarette Cafe that I may be interested in selling. It has freshened 502's, TRS drives, and it was updated in early 2000. Let me know if you are interested.

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Old 11-07-2013, 09:59 AM
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Originally Posted by PROTOTYPE28




Here is a picture of my 1986 Cigarette Cafe that I may be interested in selling. It has freshened 502's, TRS drives, and it was updated in early 2000. Let me know if you are interested.
My buddy Randy built that boat. That thing is still one of my favorites super clean and timeless paint imo.
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That is a beautiful paint job!
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I would not be too confident on th 700's and Bravos in a Cig... im at 600 with TRS and gonna see how they last lol

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Thanks for the info Full Force

I found a old thread about his engine issues.

I keep looking at that power and those drives....
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If you're easy on the drives there have been a number of people with that power and no drive problems. Longevity is up to your right hand.

Any boat that age should be checked for rot obviously but stringer and transom rot is unheard of in cafés with the exception of a handful of early cafés where the tabs were misdrilled. There are certain people on here who bring that up like it was an epidemic problem.

You will LOVE a cafe, but unfortunately I don't think cafés are worth in the 50's anymore.
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Originally Posted by seafordguy
If you're easy on the drives there have been a number of people with that power and no drive problems. Longevity is up to your right hand.

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I don't know about you but I didn't buy my 35 Cig to be easy on it!!!! I know what your saying but lets face it, we buy these to beat on... not cruise around, well most anyway....
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I don't know about you but I didn't buy my 35 Cig to be easy on it!!!! I know what your saying but lets face it, we buy these to beat on... not cruise around, well most anyway....
Nope - I don't beat on mine (my boat that is). LOTS of people on this website don't. Every poker run I have ever done has had a large percentage of people that cruise the entire run in the 50mph range.
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Originally Posted by PROTOTYPE28




Here is a picture of my 1986 Cigarette Cafe that I may be interested in selling. It has freshened 502's, TRS drives, and it was updated in early 2000. Let me know if you are interested.
Where were you earlier this year!! That is a fine cafe to bad I just got mine!!!
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