1972 Cigarette 24 w/ teak decks

[ITTLFLI]

This is the 24 footer that I have rarely seen. Twin straight sixes. In fact the only other one I have seen is on Thunderboatally.com.

What would it be worth? It is seaworthy but most of us here would want to restore it. It needs paint. Motors and drive run and operate good. Trailer is OK.

Thanks!

[mattyboy]

ITTlfli,
sounds like an interesting boat post pics if you got them, I am helping a friend restore a 73 19 cig boat is put together well very heavy so if it is structurely sound it can always be made to look good, the 19 was around 3k with out a trailer but it ran and had very low hours but the gel was really scuffed up, that's an early cig could be a cool boat to have.


Matt

[ITTLFLI]

Yes the boat is really heavy!! It would definetly need a paint job too!

I will try to post some pics.

Thanks!

It is just like this one but needs work! Cigarette (http://www.thunderboatalley.com/72_24c_t200_M.htm)

[Forrest]

That Cig would be a keeper! I've seen a couple without the teak deck and one of those had been converted to a single BB & TRS. The only one that I know about with the teak deck is the one on ThunderboatAlley.com where your link takes you.

[Danny]

A friend of mine had one of the teak deak 24s. the storey goes that he found it in a farmer field near Parry Sound in Ontario. It was originally rigged with straight 6s. He put in a 454 Bravo. Beautiful boat when it was all redone.
Danny

[ITTLFLI]

Any idea what it would be worth?

[Danny]

The one I knew sold about 2 maybe 3 years ago for mid 20s Canadian
Danny