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Just in case anyone is looking for a rare boat. It's only $4800 U.S. Yt this id's calling your name
https://vancouver.craigslist.ca/pml/boa ... 18807.html

That is unique! Cool find

Geared toward the James Bond in all of us out there. No takers?

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AsLan7 wrote: Sat Jan 06, 2018 11:01 pm Geared toward the James Bond in all of us out there. No takers?

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I thought for sure it had YT's name all over it. This fits in his stable perfectly.
It's got a bb 898

There is still that one in your area .. I like the center offshore controls..looks like a 24 degree bottom too..

So ahead of its time.. the world wasn't ready yet

Here's the link
http://www.boattrader.com/listing/1984- ... -103057922

cmattj wrote: Sun Jan 07, 2018 11:33 am There is still that one in your area .. I like the center offshore controls..looks like a 24 degree bottom too..

So ahead of its time.. the world wasn't ready yet

Here's the link
http://www.boattrader.com/listing/1984- ... -103057922

So very true!

The "C Series" Cobalts won a lot of awards for design and innovation. Production started in the early 80s and discontinued with the last CS23 in 1988. During that time they made the CS7, CS9, CM9, CS23 and the CM23. The "CM boats had the center mounted engine. If anyone is interested here is a link to the 1985 cobalt brochure showing all 5 models. http://www.cobaltboats.com/art/brochure ... t_1985.pdf

The "C Series" boats did not have high production numbers making them somewhat rare. As an example, the CM23 was only made for '83, '84, & '85 and over those 3 years only 84 boats were produced. If any of you runs across a "C Series" boat and don't buy it for yourself, let me know....I may buy it.
Shawn