LIKE IN LIFTING STRAKES !!!!!!!Originally Posted by Tantrum
The 4 long things on the bottom of the hull ..lol
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05-03-2010 02:08 PMLOL .i wrote stringers,,, sorry ... Originally Posted by Tantrum
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05-03-2010 02:10 PMThere is a 35 hawk Cig on St. Clair. seen it many times, most likely it, red and white/black.
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05-03-2010 02:10 PMThanks Dare Devil now they know I am Dumb Originally Posted by DAREDEVIL
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05-03-2010 02:12 PMI found this picture of a 35 Hawk Cig what do you guy's think?
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05-03-2010 02:12 PMSorry...actually aren't we all ??? Originally Posted by Sunsation96
Thanks Dare Devil now they know I am Dumb
U feel better now..lol
BTW., your computer trick did not work for me !!!
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05-03-2010 02:13 PMWrong color..lol but same boat..and i stand correctet on the Hawk being to far forward..damn ,,, i thought it was more in the center on those cig's...mmmmhhhhh Originally Posted by Sunsation96
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05-03-2010 02:14 PMWOW that is nuts it did not work I will try on my home computer° Originally Posted by DAREDEVIL
Sorry...actually aren't we all ???
U feel better now..lol
BTW., your computer trick did not work for me !!!
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05-03-2010 02:16 PMWell maybe you could still be right? The claw between the two is different Originally Posted by DAREDEVIL
I am getting so worked up over this I am stopping over there tonight on my way home in the daylight
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05-03-2010 02:17 PMMaybe! it also seems it may be sitting sometime but who know's Originally Posted by DKwestern
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05-03-2010 02:29 PMHawk was a significant supplier of engines to Cigarette. They were pretty much the first people to do the big displacement marine stuff. Originally Posted by Sunsation96
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05-03-2010 02:49 PMOne of my ABSOLUTE, ALL-TIME favorite boats...
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05-03-2010 04:09 PMNot an Excalibur, the bottom is different.
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05-03-2010 04:31 PMThanks guy's I spoke to a near by source and the boat has not moved I am going to find out more information. I want to find out what the boat is from the owner but I need to find out who that is.
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05-03-2010 04:48 PMMy conlusion after careful examination... Its an FRP (fiberglass reenforced plastic) seagoing vessel of a sport design meant for near offshore performance useage. I suspect a 24 degree deadrise of the planing hull variety. Power for this vessel I believe would come from 2 engines based upon chevrolet big block base engines modfied to produce more torque and horespower as well as further modifications to perform in a marine environment. Accomodations on this vessel most likely include seating for 5 adults (2 individual seats in the front of the cockpit and a bench seat comfortably seating 3 aft) Most likely there is also a small somewhat cramped cabin containing a vee birth capable of sleeping two full sized adult midgets, 2 opposing seats (without enough headroom to actually sit in them unless you are under 4 foot 6 inchs tall), an ice chest as well as something resembling a portapotty but either smells worse or has never been used. Despite the presence of the porta potty many captains prefer to provide their female guests with a bucket that may be dumped over the side and rinsed for urination purposes. I also believe this vessle would be equiped with 6 cleats, 2 mounted aft, 2 amidships and 2 on the bow to facilitate docking. As fo the exact manufacture, that is hard to descern as most of these vessels are a copy of another manufacture,who copied another manufacture, who intern copied yet another manufacture. The hull identification number on the stern may provide insight to the exact manufature, however it is still debateable whether it is indeed a chicken or an egg.
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05-03-2010 05:32 PM
Nice Rob......Getting bad advice is unfortunate, taking bad advice is a Serious matter!!
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05-03-2010 05:46 PMHmm, I was going to say a 31 Viper (by Scarab).
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05-03-2010 05:49 PMNO WAY !!!!!! Originally Posted by thlwl
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05-03-2010 07:29 PMNow where getting somewhere !!!!!!! Originally Posted by DonMan
BAYLINER ?
I say 195 SE
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