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Old 09-15-2005, 05:51 AM
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Originally Posted by RedDog382
I agree with Cuda. I don't even like the all white on my 382 dash. Needs more color. White is becoming "outdated". Just look at the new Formula brochures!

I would stay black and add some black/grey or red (the dominant color) carbon fiber dash panels with platinum guages and contrasting bezels.

Less money and, more importantly, less time.
Allright !!! I knew my magenta would come back after 16 years !!!!
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Old 09-15-2005, 07:09 AM
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Originally Posted by PhantomChaos
Looks great! Why didn't you do the easy part? (the guages and dash panels)
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Thats's easy I ran out of money! It is on list of things to do to the boat. Thats is if I keep it.......

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Allright !!! I knew my magenta would come back after 16 years !!!!
I thought that was a photoshop job until I checked the Formula site.
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Old 09-15-2005, 09:28 AM
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RedDog382,
Where do you buy carbon fiber panels?
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I had $500.00 in the paint and redoing the internal padding. I had the dash painted just before Formula came out with the colored panels on the new boats and if I was to do it over I would have painted the inserts a different color. I'm thinking I had around 600.00 in guages, bezels, and 200.00 in the red anodized stering wheel. My boat was the last year they had the black dashes because if I'm not mistaken in 98 they came with the white dashes. I believe the 96's didn't have the step hull so that why I think my boat is the 97.
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Originally Posted by formula271
RedDog382,
Where do you buy carbon fiber panels?
Formula has panels for the newer models, but the price is outrageous. I think Dollar Offshore has done carbon fiber panels before ... might try calling Mindi. Another friend/382 owner is checking into another source for carbon fiber as well.

I think a carbon fiber overlay with an existing panel/pattern would work well if one can find a source.

I just haven't had time to research yet.
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