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Nice what kinda speed with that setup?

Perfect conditions (just me, low fuel, light chop, low fuel, cool air temperature) a solid 70 on the GPS. Loaded with me and 4 passengers, gear, BBQ, dragging a bimini around for the women wanting a place to escape the sun...65 all day long.

My front prop is not the OEM Volvo E4, and is not in perfect condition One of these days, I'd like to see the improvement with a new propset.

Jeff

pretty respectable for a 271

That`s a nice looking ride

1988 Formula 357 SR-1
 

Completely restored 357 SR-1.

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This boat is perfect. I personally invested 450 hours into this boat last year alone.

Here's my addition to the post, although it may as well be a dinghy compared to the rest of you guys! It's a 1989 223SS 454/bravo. We removed the silent thunder it was leaking exhaust back into the engine compartment, I'm thinking of putting on an aftermarket platform in it's place. Still trying to decide on a name for it. Here's a little vid as well.

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That boat is spotless !!! nice ....m

That's no dingy Dude, it's a Formula!!!!! Very nice. And, it doesn't have to be 35 feet long to be cool. My first Formula was exactly that, a 223SS (I think yours is a 22, right?). My second was a 242SS. Those are nice, liveable boats that look good and take water better than anything in their class.

what a great looking boat!!

These Formulas look great, a credit to the owners.