good deal on a 2000 Vyper
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http://www.powerboatlistings.com/view/20869
Hell of a deal on a 200 Vyper with 502s if anyone is looking. Sharp graphics and windscreen.
Hell of a deal on a 200 Vyper with 502s if anyone is looking. Sharp graphics and windscreen.
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Hell of a deal on a 200 Vyper with 502s if anyone is looking. Sharp graphics and windscreen.
Hell of a deal on a 200 Vyper with 502s if anyone is looking. Sharp graphics and windscreen.
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I looked at a 340 Vyper before I found our 380 Avenger. What scared me away was the lack of access for engine maintenance. I could not see how one was physically capable of changing a sea pump. We boat on the Missouri River and sea pumps are changed annually. The 380 is much easier to work on, but Formula's look like a dream to maintain. BTW, absolutely love the 380 Avenger. Although I came close to pulling the trigger on a Formula 382 Fastech, no regrets with the PQ. Faster and a useable cabin for the wife.
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I looked at a 340 Vyper before I found our 380 Avenger. What scared me away was the lack of access for engine maintenance. I could not see how one was physically capable of changing a sea pump. We boat on the Missouri River and sea pumps are changed annually. The 380 is much easier to work on, but Formula's look like a dream to maintain. BTW, absolutely love the 380 Avenger. Although I came close to pulling the trigger on a Formula 382 Fastech, no regrets with the PQ. Faster and a useable cabin for the wife.



