Cafe racers
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From: Dacula, GA
Any decent cafe racers out there that are actually for sale? Starting to look for one and seems like half the adds out there are old ones from year or 2 ago or longer.
Don't want a total resto project or basket case but also don't want to spend more than 65-70K.
Don't want a total resto project or basket case but also don't want to spend more than 65-70K.
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From: Annapolis, MD
There is one for sale locally here in Maryland that is listed on powerboat swap shop Facebook page. It is a 1989, has 454's with super chargers, bravo drives. Seller is asking $40k. I do not personally know anything about the boat but I have seen it a couple times at various local hangout spots and it looks very clean.
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They are a little scarce, I considered myself lucky to find mine after more than a year of looking. With your budget you are in Top Gun territory unless 35 is as big as you want to go.
Last edited by Rhythm and Blues; 05-13-2017 at 11:43 PM.
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1) Replace wood core in transom with composite structural material by todays specifications
2) Added an additional layer of woven roven to the entire engine room
3) Added additional fiberglass 360 degrees to rear bulkhead between engine room and rear bench seat
4) Strengthened supporting framework to the cockpit sole
5) Glassed in larger backup plates to the deck hardware
6) Installed new fiberglass tabbing to strengthen deck connection to the hull
7) Added additional fiberglass 360 degrees to the helm bulkhead
8) Reinforced tabbing of the hanging locker/sink to the hull and deck
9) Added additional fiberglass to the head wall and tabbing to the hull
10) Constructed a painted finish 360 bulkhead between the V-berth and the lounge seating
11) Added additional fiberglass to the forward locker bulkhead
12) Added 9 strengthening battens under the deck from the helm to the bow on each side of the center line
13) Installed new fasteners and sealant to the deck/hull and installed a white rub rail and stainless steel
http://www.boattrader.com/listing/19...cial-102641616
2) Added an additional layer of woven roven to the entire engine room
3) Added additional fiberglass 360 degrees to rear bulkhead between engine room and rear bench seat
4) Strengthened supporting framework to the cockpit sole
5) Glassed in larger backup plates to the deck hardware
6) Installed new fiberglass tabbing to strengthen deck connection to the hull
7) Added additional fiberglass 360 degrees to the helm bulkhead
8) Reinforced tabbing of the hanging locker/sink to the hull and deck
9) Added additional fiberglass to the head wall and tabbing to the hull
10) Constructed a painted finish 360 bulkhead between the V-berth and the lounge seating
11) Added additional fiberglass to the forward locker bulkhead
12) Added 9 strengthening battens under the deck from the helm to the bow on each side of the center line
13) Installed new fasteners and sealant to the deck/hull and installed a white rub rail and stainless steel
http://www.boattrader.com/listing/19...cial-102641616
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From: Woodbridge, VA
https://annapolis.craigslist.org/boa/6082331185.html
$60k, All white, blue swim platform, I have emailed the guy, he'll send pics.
$60k, All white, blue swim platform, I have emailed the guy, he'll send pics.
Last edited by THACAMAROKID69; 05-14-2017 at 09:35 AM. Reason: typo


