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02-14-2004, 06:08 AM
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Hey Livewire,
I have a 303 that needs a bimini as well. Are you going with straps front and back or support poles for the back?
I think I'm going with no poles, as I don't want it up there all the time while running fast without the wife.
By the way, where do you run your boat? We run the Delaware river and upper Chesapeake bay. Hope to catch up with more Formula owners this summer.
Toolman
I have a 303 that needs a bimini as well. Are you going with straps front and back or support poles for the back?
I think I'm going with no poles, as I don't want it up there all the time while running fast without the wife.
By the way, where do you run your boat? We run the Delaware river and upper Chesapeake bay. Hope to catch up with more Formula owners this summer.
Toolman
02-15-2004, 02:18 PM
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Hi Toolman
I was thinking that I would use the rear supports so I can still run with them closed, or i can take them down to store.
My wife and boat the upper bay also, and have been on the delaware river once, and would like to see some of the upper river. We should try to hook up this summer.
I was thinking that I would use the rear supports so I can still run with them closed, or i can take them down to store.
My wife and boat the upper bay also, and have been on the delaware river once, and would like to see some of the upper river. We should try to hook up this summer.
