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1991 42' cigarette revolution custom race

gcastellana68

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if anyone is interested in a 1991 42' cigarette revolution custom race edition full interior with custom paint
kevlar hull & deck only no power no drives no trailer

GIO 239-285-3706
$20,000
 
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That would make a nice whiting fishing boat, you pay 20k for a 15 foot tin boat over here !
 
I'd make an offer if I still had my big pole barn.

It takes a long time to find a donor boat. And a triple is almost impossible. There was a fire I saw pictures of that started a few boats on fire and the decks were totally trashed. Drives were ok and probably engines on a few. That only happens once in a life time though. There are a few freak highway accidents or you have to wait for someone running into a pier to get a donor boat. Maybe a transom job to make it a twin. Maybe someone will want it enough to put it in their shop as a trophy of good times...
 
I'd want a discount for the purple paint job, though it doesn't go too bad with the turquoise. Or maybe not.
 
A project like this reminds me of a sign I saw in St. Pete years back, for a 30' Grady. It simply said "Free Boat and trailer, with purchase of engine and electronics" and this couldn't be any truer. This hull has some material in it, but without the "real value" it intrinsically must contain, it's not worth much. In fact, without this "stuff" it's little more than landfill fuel for their incinerator.
 
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