38 fastec vs. 38TG
#31
Originally Posted by fast fun 2
Which one would you guys choose? The TG is a twin Step. 


I just checked my wallet and I still have my Man card so I don't buy a boat for wife features, I buy a boat for Man features.
Last edited by satisfactionII; 11-07-2006 at 06:37 PM. Reason: speeling
#32
Originally Posted by lucky strike
A cig is hand layed boat
A Fastec is a choppergun boat
A Fastec is a choppergun boat
#34
Originally Posted by satisfactionII
I'd buy the Gun under almost any circumstances. 
I just checked my wallet and I still have my Man card so I don't buy a boat for wife features, I buy a boat for Man features.


I just checked my wallet and I still have my Man card so I don't buy a boat for wife features, I buy a boat for Man features.

#36
Originally Posted by lucky strike
A cig is hand layed boat
A Fastec is a choppergun boat
A Fastec is a choppergun boat
I agree with the above posts (Cosmic12) that the Formula dash needs work. Even some past boat tests have said its too simple. Maybe they rely too much on SmartCraft, being that the majority of their installations are Mercury, to give important readouts, but I like having gauges out there to glance at without pushing little buttons at speed
But I see the point about having a limit with the gauges, being that the wraparound windshield is still standard ( which looks nice when its in chrome though!)
#38
What do you need (OK, want) out of the boat?
I love the lines of the Cig and agree it's a better rough water boat. The lines are classic and the one off paint is awesome.
We overnight often in our boat.....sometimes with 3 kids. Making several hundred mile trips over several days is what we "need" the boat for so Formula won hands down. Still a good quality boat, good resale, and the ride quality is close enough. They are just built for 2 different purposes.
I love the lines of the Cig and agree it's a better rough water boat. The lines are classic and the one off paint is awesome.
We overnight often in our boat.....sometimes with 3 kids. Making several hundred mile trips over several days is what we "need" the boat for so Formula won hands down. Still a good quality boat, good resale, and the ride quality is close enough. They are just built for 2 different purposes.
#39
Originally Posted by t500hps
What do you need (OK, want) out of the boat?
I love the lines of the Cig and agree it's a better rough water boat. The lines are classic and the one off paint is awesome.
We overnight often in our boat.....sometimes with 3 kids. Making several hundred mile trips over several days is what we "need" the boat for so Formula won hands down. Still a good quality boat, good resale, and the ride quality is close enough. They are just built for 2 different purposes.
I love the lines of the Cig and agree it's a better rough water boat. The lines are classic and the one off paint is awesome.
We overnight often in our boat.....sometimes with 3 kids. Making several hundred mile trips over several days is what we "need" the boat for so Formula won hands down. Still a good quality boat, good resale, and the ride quality is close enough. They are just built for 2 different purposes.




