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going to Newburyport tonite, sllep on the boat and out w/wife for the day tomorrow. Thats all the gas I can afford

When I first looked at the pics I thought - wow someone must have dropped a bucket of grain alcohol in the cockpit. Figured would have been more damage to engine compartment not the cockpit but I guess the fuel tank is under floor. What a friggin shame

Anyone know if Buddy was able to keep the motors and drives?

Here it is:

http://www.cooperss.com/assetdetail....af5b969e0d3c00

Thanks, it it wasn't for bad luck the previous owner wouldn't have any luck at all. Soon after the fire I heard he bought a replica Chris-craft 28ft or so 50's style runabout with a single small block - rolled it over and was left screaming for help on the keel. It was up righted and runs again.

Is that one a them thar cigar boats?

Not a bad beginning bid for perfect #6's, myco, swim platform, and surely some usefull engine parts.

low hour 850's I think (Zul??) he kept from his Tiger and I think the six's came with the hull. That thing burned real hot.

I thought this was his tiger?

I don't think that was it, It had a tiger (looked like Tigre from Winny the pooh ) on the deck. he sold it with either 500's or 525's, kept the big power. I did hear it went thru a bunch of bravo drives with the bigger power. I'm no authority on the guy, don't even know him, we have mutual friends.

He used to own the "Tigger" boat and traded it in at Lake Cumberland for his Outerlimits. The engines are Innovations, if my memory serves me correctly.