1986 Formula 242 Twins pull trigger?
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Not sure about that boat without seeing it but a 242 with twin small blocks is a great package. I never understood why they stopped offering it. A single big block is really nice in a 242 also, but I have always liked the twins.
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Isn't this someone's boat on here? I know I have seen it before, maybe it was on CL. I thought Glass Dave did the windscreen on it....maybe I'm loosing it.
Either way, sweet setup. Price seems reasonable. Cuddly shouldn't be to hard to finish, and you could take your time if you aren't using the sleeper often.
Dean
Either way, sweet setup. Price seems reasonable. Cuddly shouldn't be to hard to finish, and you could take your time if you aren't using the sleeper often.
Dean
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Isn't this someone's boat on here? I know I have seen it before, maybe it was on CL. I thought Glass Dave did the windscreen on it....maybe I'm loosing it.
Either way, sweet setup. Price seems reasonable. Cuddly shouldn't be to hard to finish, and you could take your time if you aren't using the sleeper often.
Dean
Either way, sweet setup. Price seems reasonable. Cuddly shouldn't be to hard to finish, and you could take your time if you aren't using the sleeper often.
Dean
and that's what I was worried about is resale value but getting it at 9g sounds good right?
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That is a really nice looking 242. Since the transom had to be redone in would have the stringers checked. If it is "dry" and the motors pass a compression and leak down test, I don't think you could go wrong for $9,000.
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