SPAM--1977 24' Hawaiian Daycruiser Cuddy

[Tahiti350]

All, Found this boat at the local boat liquidator's, have looked at it and other than the gel (or paint, not sure which) being a little faded it's a sweet boat.
1977 24' Hawaiian Daycruiser Cuddy, rebuilt 460 Ford and rebuilt Berkley, new upholstry, full canvas, tandem trailer, looks and runs great. Reduced to $8000.00 Pictures
http://www.bargainboats.com/seattle_pics/2265-1977%2024'%20Hawaiian/p1010234.jpg
http://www.bargainboats.com/seattle_pics/2265-1977%2024'%20Hawaiian/p1010236.jpg
If you want to veiw more pic's go to www.bairgainboats.com, then select the Puyallup store. Scroll down until you find it.

[Danhercules]

How fast is somthin like that?

[Tahiti350]

I would guess mid 60's to low 70's. Anyone else???

[BK]

I would say mid 40's, mabye 50 max!!! Definately a cruiser and pushin the limit on the max size for a jet.

[victorfb]

I would say mid 40's, mabye 50 max!!! Definately a cruiser and pushin the limit on the max size for a jet.
copy that.

[djunkie]

I would say mid 40's, mabye 50 max!!! Definately a cruiser and pushin the limit on the max size for a jet.
Ya in perfect water conditions and going down hill. :D

[BLEWBAYOU1]

I would say 45 tops. :)
Brian :cool:

[dmontzsta]

Definately no more than a 40mph boat, even might even see 30s.

[AZKC]

Yep just a cruiser with a stabin cabin :eek: :wink:

[old rigger]

mid 40s to 50. We even did some of those with twin berks and twin BBC's. What a gas hog!

[old rigger]

I just remembered, that was sold as a 25 and there was a 28 foot version too. The 28 had a built in swimstep. That windshield didn't come from the shop like that, someone else added it on. Also those were butt fit boats, the deck and hull sat on one another, not like a box fit where the deck fit over the hull. Very tough to do a butt fit boat that size. We did one a day for years of that boat, either the 25 or 28, not to mention all the other ones. Even did some 28' that we mounted 50 cal. machine guns on, twin jets too.

[SPECTRABRENT]

I would guess mid 60's to low 70's. Anyone else???
60's to low 70's, maybe if you bolten a 747 jet engine to the transom.
I would like to know what have you been smoken?
Brent:D

[Tahiti350]

It was a wild ass guess, I've never run a jet, so tried to base it off what I have seen here. Didn't consider the weight and extra drag of the bigger hull. Thanks for the education on the Hawiians. :hammerhea