Looking to buy
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From: Va Beach, VA
If you want a family oriented boat, my 2 cents would be Formula #1 and a Fountain model with a glass windshield #2.
I think more wind protection and a decent cabin are the high points. And for overnighting I would say stay closer to the 30ft range, smaller will be cramped.
If you want more speed and less wind protection I'd say a 30', 31', or 35' Cig or similar length Active Thunder. However, there are several others that would be just as good. Just depends on your style and taste.
I know of a well kept, low hour 1999 Formula 353 that's in your price range that's in my area. Person is getting ready to list it with a broker and the price will probably be higher then.
I think more wind protection and a decent cabin are the high points. And for overnighting I would say stay closer to the 30ft range, smaller will be cramped.
If you want more speed and less wind protection I'd say a 30', 31', or 35' Cig or similar length Active Thunder. However, there are several others that would be just as good. Just depends on your style and taste.
I know of a well kept, low hour 1999 Formula 353 that's in your price range that's in my area. Person is getting ready to list it with a broker and the price will probably be higher then.
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I would hesitate to buy a boat built since the announcement until such time as it's decided who stays and who goes. Moral has to be in the toilet and if that's the case then quality soon follows.
I'd be fine with existing inventory however.
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