2009 formula brochures
10-17-2008 | 08:49 AM
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Saw the real thing(s) in the water at the Annapolis Boat Show yesterday. MAN! These boats are nice!!! I found the 45 Yacht strangely appealing......
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10-17-2008 | 04:10 PM
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Same here - they are just like a Snap On tool catalog. Great to look at, but can only afford to buy used. My next boat will be a Formula regardless if they sent me a brochure. The name speaks for itself.
10-17-2008 | 09:19 PM
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10-17-2008 | 09:31 PM
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I have been saving these brochures for years....thinking "some day, I'm going to own one of these boats"......ya know what, now I do!!! Formula probably knows alot of us drool over these boats before we can afford them, but eventually we CAN afford them and become buyers!!!! ...and with the level of customer service they provide, it will be hard to ever buy another brand.
10-18-2008 | 10:26 AM
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I have been saving these brochures for years....thinking "some day, I'm going to own one of these boats"......ya know what, now I do!!! Formula probably knows alot of us drool over these boats before we can afford them, but eventually we CAN afford them and become buyers!!!! ...and with the level of customer service they provide, it will be hard to ever buy another brand.
You are so right about your last statement, I feel the same way and have really struggled with the decision to move away from Formula and that would only be because they just don't have a larger go-fast boat in their offerings. With that said I am really considering getting out of the go-fast and into the 40SS but not sure if that would be a large enough jump, I have also heard they are looking to build a larger SS model and that would be a good thing from my point of view.
10-18-2008 | 10:27 AM
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I received my also, I read every detail on the 400SS, I would love to go buy a new one, they are so much like my boat but so many differences.... I showed my girl the brochure and she loves the new seat on the trunk and several other features... Great Company with a great product...
10-18-2008 | 08:15 PM
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You are so right about your last statement, I feel the same way and have really struggled with the decision to move away from Formula and that would only be because they just don't have a larger go-fast boat in their offerings. With that said I am really considering getting out of the go-fast and into the 40SS but not sure if that would be a large enough jump, I have also heard they are looking to build a larger SS model and that would be a good thing from my point of view.
10-19-2008 | 08:19 AM
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I received my also, I read every detail on the 400SS, I would love to go buy a new one, they are so much like my boat but so many differences.... I showed my girl the brochure and she loves the new seat on the trunk and several other features... Great Company with a great product...
From what I hear this worked out yesterday....
I was showing my neighbor my brochures two weeks ago and joking with him to step too the plate.....The same neighbor was looking at mine and my friends 400SS all summer, he has a 27 Chapparrel, I was just out getting the paper this morning and caught wind from my other neighbor that he bought a neww 400SS at the Annapolis Show yesterday??? I hope its true, that would add another 400SS to raft up to next summer....
