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Old 11-11-2008, 06:32 PM   #1
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cougar cat

Even with the poor exchange rates this Cougar Cat when compared to the cost of the Aluminium CUV Mono Cinzano seems a bargain at around 50-55k, as opposed to the asking of 200k for the aluminium Monohull even seems cheap for a cat compared to Pash's Mono, and comes with 584CI blower 1050 motors now this would be a great boat for CTC next year








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Old 11-11-2008, 07:40 PM   #2
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That's Richard Struttons old class 1 cat, the ex, Bonner engined 'Supercat'.

Cougar redecked it for Richard, fitting the centre canopy & stuff in the mid 90's. Now called 'Endangered Species'
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Even with the poor exchange rates this Cougar Cat when compared to the cost of the Aluminium CUV Mono Cinzano seems a bargain at around 50-55k, as opposed to the asking of 200k for the aluminium Monohull even seems cheap for a cat compared to Pash's Mono,
There's Cheap, and there's economically Viable, and in the current ebb tide of economical recess I prefer Economically Viable any day

Plus that would be Sh*t in the rough
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Plus that would be Sh*t in the rough
Would it.

Here's a Cougar of similar size / era in some slop.

You need to remember this a 40' Class 1 racer, not a wee argocat.

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Might be......

What about the Economically Viable?????
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There's no such thing as a financially viable powerboat.

At least I've never known of one.

We're all ferkin mad.
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Old 11-11-2008, 08:25 PM   #7
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Boat, noun. A hole in the water that you pour money into.

(in D2S case loads of money)

Once you suss this bit out everything makes sense

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Boat, noun. A hole in the water that you pour money into.

(in D2S case loads of money)

Once you suss this bit out everything makes sense

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or, in Pash's case - a very large plastic flowerpot into which you pour Cillit Bang
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or, in Pash's case - a very large plastic flowerpot into which you pour Cillit Bang
Or a Plastic coffin............... (A very clean Plastic Coffin though)
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Or a Plastic coffin............... (A very clean Plastic Coffin though)
Or.........

The boat that that beats all you disbeliever’s" at the CTC
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Plus that would be Sh*t in the rough
We are all routing for you to get the Plastic fantastic water bound next year, will be sure great to see it at Cancer research, don't think Brass Monkeys doable some how, however I think after checking out JF's Toleman link a Cougar Cat may float like a butterfly over the waves and sting it's opponent like a bee and at 50+K that's one hell of an impressive bee and best yet you still have a skip of expensive aluminium if it all goes tits up
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you still have a skip of expensive aluminium if it all goes tits up
not always ....

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The metal markets said

"Copper, aluminium prices down on inventories, stronger dollar

December copper was 12 cents lower to $1.69 per pound in New York while three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange fell $265 to $3,775 per tonne, bringing copper’s decline this week to more than 20 percent, while aluminium dropped $31 to $1,975 per tonne in London.

The declines for copper and aluminium came as copper added 2,725 tonnes to LME inventories and aluminium stockpiles jumped by 2,875 tonnes on the session."

So you've seen 20% of the value of your investment wiped out in the last few weeks. Sorry Pash Not A Good Move Mate!

Does anyone know where they quote the scrap value of plastic
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Does anyone know where they quote the scrap value of plastic
Not thinking of Scrapping that old San Marino are you?

As BigBird Says "Use it as a flower pot" would add to the Aesthetics around your Soufffff End Pad
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Oh,Jonny,Oh!

That cougar film clip had to be of the cats that meet sticky ends.

Toleman sinking as Carlsburg in RB84 and Peter Stuyvesant putting a hole in the bottom in that very race (Needles 81) and then went on to be smashed to pieces in a 1990 U.S. race as Gentry Turbo Eagle.

Bring on a nice mono of 1974 bog standard plastic layup thats got
7,000 odd miles on the clock,tough as old 31ft Phantoms.
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Oh,Jonny,Oh!

That cougar film clip had to be of the cats that meet sticky ends.

Toleman sinking as Carlsburg in RB84 and Peter Stuyvesant putting a hole in the bottom in that very race (Needles 81) and then went on to be smashed to pieces in a 1990 U.S. race as Gentry Turbo Eagle.

Bring on a nice mono of 1974 bog standard plastic layup thats got
7,000 odd miles on the clock,tough as old 31ft Phantoms.
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Not thinking of Scrapping that old San Marino are you?

As BigBird Says "Use it as a flower pot" would add to the Aesthetics around your Soufffff End Pad

Git, at least mine runs........... or will when I get round to doing the camshaft
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Git, at least mine runs........... or will when I get round to doing the camshaft
Race you........
San Marino -v- Planatec, Cowes Torquay Cowes - August 2009

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Race you........
San Marino -v- Planatec, Cowes Torquay Cowes - August 2009

Up for it????
You do know that the primary qualifier for ctc is to actually get to Cowes in the first place
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You do know that the primary qualifier for ctc is to actually get to Cowes in the first place
So your ducking out......

The Gauntlet has been thrown down and the Essex Mud Waller aint going to pick it up........

We need to discuss this over a pint or more..... its been too long since we last went out on a bender
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