Yeah, I like that subtle look. Don't take this the wrong way, and no offense to you, but the color scheme dates the boat.
Do that same paint job in some different colors, maybe even some of the trick new effects (shadowing, blends, textures) but keep the same lines - I think that would look incredible.
I understand that Formula is a very well built production boat, and probably not interested into getting into the wild paint. That's why I'd go all white for a season to figure out what I wanted on the boat.

Your boat looks damn clean - nice ride.

4mula - Congrats!
Looks good. Enjoy her.

Thanks guys and thanks for posting those pics Robert. Look forward to meeting you next Friday!

Welcome to the Formula crowd. That's a great looking boat! I have a 2001 292 with 350 MPIs and I love. It'll run in the low 70s with a light load. I wish I had that Latham steering on mine. I just put out $800 to get the "cable" steering replaced in mine because the cable had stretched and caused the spool to wear. That resulted in a lot of play in the steering. Unfortunately the Formula Guard extended warranty didn't cover "wear." Only breakage. Anyway, I love the boat and I think you will too.

Sharp boat! I like the hydraulic steering too. Enjoy!

Imho, nothing dates a boat faster than today's "hottest" paint fads. Look at the Donzi Classics, they have never changed the paint design on them, and they still draw many envious looks.

Thanks. I look forward to next season after engine break-in to see what performance we can get out of her.

Thanks Cuda. Yes, I don't think I will ever regret getting hydraulic steering...

thats a bad mofo, bet you can't wait till next spring!!!!!!!!!

I think we should get a few of us and help in break it in before spring.......I'm game