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03-08-2007 | 06:52 PM

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firstoffshore

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Originally Posted by dgduck13

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

Absolutely (all day long w/500s)

03-08-2007 | 06:55 PM

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Originally Posted by BobbyB

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

Good luck with the new power Bobby...she looks better than ever!

03-08-2007 | 07:02 PM

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Originally Posted by TGC-32

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
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dgduck13,
This could be your next boat. Life is short...just do it. These kevlar boats are extremely durable. Don't be afraid of a former Formula race boat. It will last forever. Just my two cents.

03-08-2007 | 10:37 PM

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dgduck13,
This could be your next boat. Life is short...just do it. These kevlar boats are extremely durable. Don't be afraid of a former Formula race boat. It will last forever. Just my two cents.

I am not affraid of the build quality of a formula. I am just worried what the price will be!

03-09-2007 | 05:50 AM

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Originally Posted by firstoffshore

Good luck with the new power Bobby...she looks better than ever!

Thanks!! Just waiting on the blower shop now.

03-21-2007 | 08:32 AM

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Ours will run in the 90's with full fuel. By the way we are thinking of moving into a larger class some day, so selling this boat would be a good thing for us. Contact me with your best offer, who knows you may get lucky

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03-21-2007 | 11:16 AM

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Ours will run in the 90's with full fuel. By the way we are thinking of moving into a larger class so selling this boat would be a good think for us. Contact me with your best offer, who knows you may get lucky

Still trying to find insurance..... Being 26 years old not many insurance companies want to insure me in a 85 to 90 mph boat even with over 10 years of experience, no clams, good credit and a clean driving record. The cheapest quote I found was double what I pay now for my 1998 382 with 502's and for that kind of difference I will keep what I have. Still trying though......

PM me with your best selling price and will talk.....

Thanks
Don

04-13-2007 | 03:25 AM

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JKK and Tom I think we might need to bring the F2s out from retirement and hit a poker run together! And JKK be carefull about the fastest f2 might cause a grudge match lol!

Pat F2-62

04-13-2007 | 08:40 AM

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We are in for the poker run, let us know I am sure we can make something happen...Just thinking of it reminds me of the good ol days when 20 to 30 F2s ran together in a race. how the hell did they screw that up ?

05-10-2007 | 03:54 PM

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Still for Sale?

JKK is the 382 still up for sale?

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