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02-13-2005, 09:43 PM

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Sounds like it's pretty nice, good luck with it. I'm sure the headrests on the bolsters are bolted on so you don't have to recover everything to clean them up. My sunpad stitching is kinda bad at the hinge end, too. Water on and in the sunpad generally ends up there. If you pull it home on the trailer, get the tires replaced or at least carry a spare or two. I didn't when we bought ours and trailered it 8 hours home and we got lucky. But we did have to replace 4 of the 6 that summer due to blowouts and the fact that they were overstressed car tires. It's too bad some people don't seem to put better trailers under these.

We went to the Detroit boat show today and the more boats I look at the happier I am with our 336. Can't wait til spring.

02-13-2005, 11:53 PM

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Originally Posted by toolman

Great boat!!

I saw your pics on the other post......those graphics are one of my favorites!

I still have my 303 for sale. I hate to part with it, but I'm looking into a wakeboard boat for the family (2 kids). It will be a more suitable boat for us, at least until the kids grow up.
(they grow up too fast as it is, I'm not trying to rush that).

Later on I'll be buying a larger Formula, so the wife & I can enjoy it together.

Anyway, good luck with your Formula. They are great boats!

Keep your Formula and buy a used wakeboard boat. We have a Malibu that we'll keep for skiing/wakeboarding. It's great for that, but typical inboards are terrible in rough water because of the nearly flat bottoms. They POUND in any kind of wave.