Why we own Formulas...382 tears it up!!
06-30-2012 | 11:18 PM
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From: Ocala, Fl
Why we own Formulas...382 tears it up!!
Great video that tells the story...family comfort in the rough stuff!!
A 382 gets it done in style...as a future Formula owner has a blast
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pM2LjaEhsX0
Enjoy!!
A 382 gets it done in style...as a future Formula owner has a blast
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pM2LjaEhsX0
Enjoy!!
07-01-2012 | 10:41 AM
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Sweet Ride. I would have be bruised if in my boat. I once commented about Formula's and it was taken the wrong way, but in actuality.... I really like everything about them.
Nice video. And also glad to see the kids with jackets on.
Happy and safe boating.
Ray
Nice video. And also glad to see the kids with jackets on.
Happy and safe boating.
Ray
07-01-2012 | 01:47 PM
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cool!
well controlled operation- Kudos
Electrode paint...YUMMY!!
That little boy standing had a time few of his little friends can grasp...
The one suggestion I would make is to have improvised a pad out of a vest or something to cover that port dash lip/face.
Expect the unexpected- little kids with broken facial bones and the potential long term consequences- not good.
I as a captain would be immediately uncomfortable (and probably would not allow) with that seating for the girl without something to protect her from the dash.
It's in my future to occasionally have four between 5 and 13 out on my 353 so I have an interest for sure.
They are being lifeguard taught swimming and water safety right now before we go there...
well controlled operation- Kudos
Electrode paint...YUMMY!!
That little boy standing had a time few of his little friends can grasp...
The one suggestion I would make is to have improvised a pad out of a vest or something to cover that port dash lip/face.
Expect the unexpected- little kids with broken facial bones and the potential long term consequences- not good.
I as a captain would be immediately uncomfortable (and probably would not allow) with that seating for the girl without something to protect her from the dash.
It's in my future to occasionally have four between 5 and 13 out on my 353 so I have an interest for sure.
They are being lifeguard taught swimming and water safety right now before we go there...
