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FYI for the project guys.
Is this the one that had the fire and has just been sitting in a barn for years?
http://nh.en.craigslist.org/boa/1584597923.html
1995 Cigarette 35 ft Cafe Racer with 502 engines asking $10,900.00 or best offer. Call for details. 603-293=7777 or 603-630-1579 603-630-1579 ask for Ron
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Wow!!!
Anybody close over there?????
Yeah. That's legit.
We put our buddy's Corvette in the Sunday paper for $500 (years ago). He got calls for weeks.
Good thing he wasn't getting divorced, those 'must sell getting divorced' Corvettes go for $50.....
or a zero got left off........$109,000
And some of the Cafe guys were pissed at you when you dropped your price !?!??!?! :rolleyes::seeya:Quote:
Originally Posted by SKRAMER
I may have to skip the pool party and go to NH
its a crispy critter. cabin liner got cooked and the hull sides have been weakened. and no drives.
10, 900 but you have to pick it up today through all the snow :)
So, its been 45 minutes, who called and bought it? :)
I saw it sitting in a storage lot last summer and thought to myself what a nice project. Then, I walked around and saw the other side. Looks like a total loss to me.
According to the other site, not drives, no trailer, cockpit liner melted.
It sounds like this boat walks a fine line between a project boat and a ****ing disposal problem....
There we have it. Obviously something is VERY wrong with it at that price, I just couldn't wait to hear what http://smiliesftw.com/x/eek3.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by PM203
It sounded like a few people thought it was going to be ready to run! http://smiliesftw.com/x/hsugh2.gif
It must be the same boat from the descriptions I've read here and on OSO. I was told the owner was doing some work in the cabin during the offseason, the light tipped over and started the fire. The entire cockpit was melted, as was the cabin. The giant hole the fire department punched in the port side to put out the fire made me cringe. (If you ever wanted to put in a cabin window just over the table, now is your chance.) I had cell phone pictures that I took maybe 4-5 years ago, so this boat has been in the same state for quite some time. Sounds like the owner is giving up on the project to bring it back to life and I don't blame him. If I can find the pictures I will post them. I wish I could remember the name that was on the boat, because I seem to remember it being very ironic based on it being in the condition it is now.Quote:
Originally Posted by PM203
Was very a sad sight to see.
I'd love to see the pics!!!!
It was called Tie Me Up i went to go check it out about 2 months ago or so just to see if its worth the running gear.
-Mike