Cigarette 28 Specs.
07-01-2003, 10:26 AM
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Hi Fred!
Our friend Mac at Doller oversaw the entire project. The Fairing, bolsters, rails, dash, and engine hatch were built by the same company. Unfortunately, I can't remember their name! They build all of Cigarettes swim platforms bolsters and various other things. Mac will know for sure if you want to call him. Your 35 can be fitted for a fairing as well.
Personally I think that it make the biggest initial change for your money.
No expense was spared, and it was worth it. What's wild is that most of my buddies like riding in the 28 better than the 38 TS! They like how fun the 28 is on the lake. The 38 is obviously incredible, but it is such a smooth, pure, fast ride that it really doesn't give you "the rush."
And it's hard to do this in the 38................
Our friend Mac at Doller oversaw the entire project. The Fairing, bolsters, rails, dash, and engine hatch were built by the same company. Unfortunately, I can't remember their name! They build all of Cigarettes swim platforms bolsters and various other things. Mac will know for sure if you want to call him. Your 35 can be fitted for a fairing as well.
Personally I think that it make the biggest initial change for your money.
No expense was spared, and it was worth it. What's wild is that most of my buddies like riding in the 28 better than the 38 TS! They like how fun the 28 is on the lake. The 38 is obviously incredible, but it is such a smooth, pure, fast ride that it really doesn't give you "the rush."
And it's hard to do this in the 38................
07-01-2003, 10:29 AM
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Here I am the day after I purchased the 28 in 96. It went to Florida 2 weeks later for the restoration/update/rebuild/ whatever.
Last edited by PokerRunGunT/S; 07-01-2003 at 10:32 AM.
07-14-2003, 12:19 PM
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