Do you happen to know if your dad is looking to go bigger or smaller in terms of trade. I'd gladly consider partial trade with my 22' Pachanga

At the current time he is mainly looking to consolidate two boats into one for the most part.. So really trading down & cash in hand is more appealing for the most part.. He has had this boat a good while now, and for the past several years he has kept a 18-22ish flats fishing boat of some sort, and currently has a really slick 223 Ranger Cayman that he's had for a few years now.. Long Story Short over the past few years the Formula has been used less & less, and the fishing boat's have seen more water time, so when the Formula sells we may end up doing a nice older center console such as an older 20-24 Donzi, or older Bull Dolphin, ect.., then when it's done, sell the Ranger... Aka: spend more time and $$$ on a boat than it's worth, but have something when it's done.. ;-)

All that to say: Shoot me an email with some decent pictures, and a description of what you have, and what would have in mind trade wise, and we'll go from there... a 22 pachanga is not what he's really looking for, however if you wanna toss some numbers around feel free to send that info along because you never know...

littledcsrodshop(at)comcast(dot)net

Hopefully some picks this little jem up from you. Last fall it was on my short list to look at after Brad bought that 272 in Illinois. I had sent an email at one point asking for more info, but maybe it didn't go through or a response didn't, who knows. Instead, I bought a POS for much less and ended up putting enough into it that I am now within spitting range of this one.

There have been a few for sale since that I look back and think "I should have waited". O-well, someone will get a nice boat from you and continue the formula tradition. This does look like a nicely preserved example. After replacing stringers and bulk heads in mine, getting one from fresh water and covered lift storage are huge selling points to me. Good luck.

Brian