Dagger Crossfire as C1

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Mr.DeadLegs
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Dagger Crossfire as C1

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Any thoughts?
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Mighty small cockpit - can you fit in it? IMO I think there might be better options - even if its dirt cheap!
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11 foot blue boat with a roughly oval cross section? Sounds like a gyramax
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I vote "no". Never saw one converted to C-1, though there were plenty of Cruise Controls converted...
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If it is dirt cheap get it and sell it to some buttboater , convence him it would be perfect for the Green race.
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Isn't that boat 24" wide?

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If I remember correctly that boat is 24" wide and innapropriate for C-1ing. Now as that other fine gentlyman suggested, Cruise Controls make marvelous C-1's ;-)

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