More pictures...

This was Tal Marine's F2. I spent alot of time testing this boat and raced it in St Clair.

That picture is amazing. I wonder how far he is off the water?

I always thought this was the best picture EVER in offshore. Daytona 2001. Pat Bihary(t) and Nevile Moberly(d) in the boat.

I agree with you on the picture. At 8200 lbs...the F2 382 will literally fly. Before I bought my boat, I was concerned that it might end up feeling too light. As you know, this is not the case. The boat is perfectly balanced and feels solid as a rock.

F2-62 ran 9O + mph w/ 500 efi's. Fast man. My friend Louise (girl) throttled it in The Worlds and finished 3rd. Yep not bad for a chick!

That is really dialed in...

So for a pleasure boat mid 80's is realistic?

Mine is for sale also, and with all due respect to all of the other boats out there it is without a doubt the fastest one done. The bottom received a FULL blue print and LOTS of dialing-in time. It saw 92 MPH in competition during the '02 worlds (third overall finish; second fastest boat on the course).

Ask any of the technical guys at Formula or Jim Arvis from Arvis Marine about this boat. We retired from racing immediately after the Daytona 2003 race, but the boat is perfect and ready to go with FRESH 500's (less than 10 hours). It hasn't been in the water in three years.

MAKE ME AN OFFER!!! Otherwise I'm going to have to race it again and my wife will kill me!

Tom
Total Marine

I love my 382 it runs 95.5 on gps with the old power and she is getting new power as we speak.