I knew of one in grand haven in the late 70's named (plumcrazy).
My dad had one but it was destroyed.would like to find one to redo.also if any one has any information as where this design originated from be would appreciated. hull and sheer looks very similar to a 24 cigarette.thanks-1st post.

Don't know where any are at the moment, but I'm sure someone on the board will have some leads. I looked over the past year here in South Florida, but found none. Last time I saw some up close was in the back of a used boat shop in Pompano back in 1988 or 89 and they had two each having a pair of 420's and GIL exhust. They were sweet. For that time a 26' with twin 420's was impressive. Today is as well, but more common.

Good luck on the search

E.S.

hey minx ,thanks for the reply.love those old minx's,kind of been looking at an old one here in naples.I love the classics.

I think the old Fever boat might be available. I believe it's a 28 Manta.

tom i remember that plum crazy boat man that thing has loud, i think that he is related to billy & jimmy zasko, i thing he lived in comstock park.
phone tag your it i left my office number on your machine.
i'm still laughing about the pm you sent.

Question of the day...What hull was used to create the 28' Apache molds in 1988? Ed

Tommym

Go over to www.taber2boat.com/

At the beginning of the summer Phil had one listed for sale. It is'nt showing on his current listings but what you are looking for is unusual / rare enough that it warrants checking him out . At least find out what happened to it !

Good luck /steve

There is one here. Guy drives it all the time. Orange and White boat.

hey tom i found a old 26' baron ( century mirage ) in the summer twin 260's around 8k

The Monza name has been used twice by south Florida boat builders. The first was early 1970s...built in Lauderdale by a guy named Steve Weinsier...made a 19 and a 26. I had a 19 as my first performance boat. If his 26 is what you're after, good luck...they have to be scarce. He built a 26, bright yellow with an all teak deck...at the time it was bad ass. The second Monza builder is still in Miami but builds only fishing boats now. Don't remember if his "larger" boat was a 26 or not.