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Gotta be like 4' 7" or so. 353 Fastech= 4' 9". Fastech 312= 4' 7".
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Originally Posted by offthefront
no way a foot ... I think the cabin height is taller but not much ....
Sorry, my question was not clear. I didn't mean a foot more hieght between the 336 and a fastech. What I meant to ask was the hieght of a 336 cabin vs a fastech 32, 33, 34' (ie within a foot or so). I know fastechs come in 31' and 35' but wasn't sure if there's a length in between.
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Originally Posted by offthefront
yup ..... now your really not clear .... I dont know for sure .... but I think a 336 would have more headroom than a 312 or a 353 ....
Fastechs come in 27, 29, 31(not anymore), 35, 38. The 336 is the older taller style and certainly has more head room than my 312 and I'd bet more than the 353. Formulas website has an area that you can look up old brochures for boats.....
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Just went and got the info.....
1995 336: 4'11'' headroom
1998 312: 4'7''
1998 353: 4'8''
1998 382: 5'1'
Is this what your looking for....
1995 336: 4'11'' headroom
1998 312: 4'7''
1998 353: 4'8''
1998 382: 5'1'
Is this what your looking for....
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PERFECT, that's exactly what I'm looking for. I've been eyeballing a 336sr. Everything for sale is out of state so I haven't been in a 336 cabin. Not ready for a cruiser so looking for a go fast (moderately) that has some nice amenities (I'm 6'2"). I think the 336 would be a perfect compromise for me. Thanks for thi info.
PERFECT, that's exactly what I'm looking for. I've been eyeballing a 336sr. Everything for sale is out of state so I haven't been in a 336 cabin. Not ready for a cruiser so looking for a go fast (moderately) that has some nice amenities (I'm 6'2"). I think the 336 would be a perfect compromise for me. Thanks for thi info.
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i was looking at the 336 also. was in the same situation as you where i needed a boat with amenities and cabin room. didn't find one that i liked, then my Sonic came along. If the formula falls through, take a look at Sonics, and the Active Thunders. I know of a 98 or 99 32' AT for sale.
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It's funny u mention it. I swore my next boat would be a 35 Sonic... saw one at the boat show back in 2000. Love the lines and the cabin. I live in Phoenix and they are hard to find. My only concerns are the paint schemes seem very basic (late 90's) and I've seen some "waves" in them as well. The upholstery didn't seem as luxurious as the Formula either. Not trying to slam anyone, I still might go with a Sonic. We'll have to see about the budget when it comes down to pulling the trigger.