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TRBenj 
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 Topic: Ski Tique on ebayPosted: August-31-2006 at 11:18am |
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I dont usually like to post things for sale on ebay, but this Tique caught my eye. Very nice looking boat, restored to original condition. Is this anybody here? Whoever it is did nice work!
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skicat
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Posted: August-31-2006 at 11:28am |
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I saw that one as well. It is a nice looking Tique!
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Mojoman
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Posted: August-31-2006 at 11:37am |
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Just my Luck....
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75 Tique
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Posted: August-31-2006 at 12:32pm |
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Very nice work. I wonder what the reserve is. Must be right up there given the amount of work. There is a comparable one at White Lake Marine. Was $9995, just reduced to $7900. I don't think that front observer seat is stock as I think the boat came with forward facing buckets. I would really like an almost 2 pa$$enger bench like this one. I have a rear facing bucket, but would really like to be able to fit two people in the observer seat.
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Mojoman
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Posted: August-31-2006 at 2:18pm |
That's one of the reasons I'm selling my Tique. Went to the Nautique to get just that little bigger boat.. You're right 75', that is a custom 1-1/2 observer's seat.. Looks cool !! Moj' |
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TRBenj
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Posted: August-31-2006 at 2:26pm |
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Mojo, do you already have another Nautique? You just bought the Tique this spring, didnt you? Its a nice looking boat, so Im sure it will sell!
Good call on the observer seat, '75. I actually knew there was only a bucket there originally, but his interior is so nicely integrated I didnt notice! Id love to have a 16' mustang, skier or Tique as a 2nd boat- theyre just so much fun. I can see how they would be difficult to live with every day though, especially if youre trying to carry several people and their gear. |
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Mojoman
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Posted: August-31-2006 at 2:50pm |
Yep, sure did TR... I love the boat, even if it's cute !! (Moniker it got during GL).. Anyway, we are used to a little bigger boats, and wanted a little more room, little more deadrise and three up front !! Just picked up a 76' Nautique last weekend, so one has to go !! Moj' |
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bkhallpass
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Posted: August-31-2006 at 2:59pm |
Yea sure. You're wife is way ahead of you here. She already predicted that you'll keep trading up till you have the biggest baddest most modern CC out there. Why don't you just skip the middle process and go with a new 220, or better yet the new 236 coming out for 2007 (pictures already available on CCs website)  BKH
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Nautique2001
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Posted: August-31-2006 at 3:02pm |
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That 2007, 236 is a monster. Great boat for the entire family! Probably $70K.
Ken |
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Hollywood
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Posted: August-31-2006 at 3:05pm |
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Damn it, I was gonna say "Those Tiques sure are cute" but someone beat me to it.
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TRBenj
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Posted: August-31-2006 at 3:09pm |
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I guess the Tiques are pretty small... but they sure dont sound cute! Our neighbor has one and that thing just flies.
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75 Tique
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Posted: August-31-2006 at 3:14pm |
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I've had a Supra for about 10 years. Bought the Tique 3 years ago. Don't need both, am selling the Supra. The Supra is nicer, quieter, better wake, smoother, bigger. But the Tique is the Tique. Size works ok for me. Bigger would be nice but I dont do much on the water socializing, mostly family, and we all fit. The smaller, older, simpler boat is much easier to store, maintain, handle, maneuver, trailer, work on... so there are some advantages besides its being a cooler, "cuter" boat.
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Mojoman
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Posted: August-31-2006 at 3:24pm |
Yep Carrie drove that Tique all summer.. Called it cute one to many times... hahahaha Actually, I would invest is a newer boat, but I have a ton wrapped up in the Cobalt.. Plus these old CC are perfect for her to learn to drive and pull the kids around, so yep you're right, but I did the same things with my motorcycles till I ended up with the baddest road bike Harley made hahaha.... The Tique is just a bit tight for me.. I'm not that small anymore LOL.. Moj' Moj' |
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Posted: August-31-2006 at 3:57pm |
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Tim- it's in the diaries section
http://www.correctcraftfan.com/diaries/details.asp?ID=204&sort=&pagenum=1&yrstart=1977&yrend=1977 |
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TRBenj
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Posted: August-31-2006 at 4:09pm |
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Nice catch Brad! Looks like it was posted about a year ago. Restored in 1996... and it still looks great.
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79nautique
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Posted: September-01-2006 at 12:19am |
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never thought they had hinged observer's seats until 80's besides it should be a single seat, says exact remake of orgninal, guess doesn't say it was year correct thou.
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ultrarunner
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Posted: September-02-2006 at 5:31pm |
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A comment on restorations....I have been following a few of these since being on the site, and there seems to be a common theme...
CARPET! Carpet and boats just don't mix and I am wondering the reasons restorers are not putting in a molded fibergla$$ floor, expecailly on these complete ground-up restorations. When I started researching my "family-boat" purchase, one of the requirements was for a molded gla$$ floor with a 'snap-out-carpet'. I am not sorry for making that decision. In looking at the excellent quality of work some of you folks have here, I can't believe you're not able to put in a floor like a modern boat. Unless most are shooting for authenticity, I just don't see the reason to use carpet. What are your thoughts on this? thanks |
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