toolman

I hate to do it, but my 303 is up for sale.
With my daughter of 15 months and my son now 11 and starting to waterski, I'm going to downsize to a ski boat. (he learned to ski behind the 303!)
I've owned 2 inboard ski boats in the past, and you can't beat them for what they're designed to do.
Someday when the kids are all grown up, I'll be back into performance boating, searching for something larger like a 382 (C-spray, keep that boat nice for me!)
But now I'd like to spend more time boating with the family, instead of leaving them behind to go boating with "the guys".

I still plan on enjoying raft-ups with the smaller boat. Just have to pick what bodies of water I go in more carefully.

Just Remember

Toolman, keep the 303 and buy my 1985 Formula F3-ls to ski the kids.
The trailer needs work (1 fender and 4 new tires)
Boat needs seats re-done, motor has about 15 hours 260/350ci.
Boat is in Delran NJ.

toolman

Thanks, but can't swing 2 boats. 3 engines= too much fuel, maintenance, insurance, etc.
Hey, better yet, you keep your F3 and buy my 303 for fun runs, poker runs, etc.
No cleaner 1994 out there!

Just Remember

I wish I could buy your 303 but I have a Formula 29PC, so I know about the 3 engines and maintenance, (it sucks), I hope you have luck selling the 303 and finding something that the kids and yourself will both enjoy.

Tom 29PC (Just Remember)
F3-LS (MissMyMoney)