B Greene

[bgreene]

Originally Posted by scook

From a couple of pictures I saw, the formula looks a bit like the V and a bigger boat would be nice for the ocean. Im glad youre not boatless.

Interestingly, I got my 85 V-20 almost 20 years ago from a guy with no mechanical ability beyond changing the oil (for which Im grateful), when it quit running. He usedd used it in the ocean off California fishing. He replaced it with a new 23 Striper walk around and told me later that the V was a better boat in the ocean. Unfortunately mine is collecting dust until I can get back to it for a thorough clean-up and a few maintenance items.

I fished my V21 in the ocean to about 20 miles out for all the years I owned it.
With proper trim tabs and experienced Capt. these Vs run great, and very stable on the drift.
The Formula 233 is a very different hull. It rides much bigger, and is much bigger inside and out. Design goes back to Don Aronow in 1962. Its also a very classic cuddy design which I like. Im pleased to have sold the V21 to Dave, and fortunate to have found the Formula.

[steplift20]

Good to see your back but how can you sell such a beautiful boat?

[bgreene]

Originally Posted by steplift20

Good to see your back but how can you sell such a beautiful boat?

Step ….i can’t help you on this one. Thanks

[bgreene]

Originally Posted by bgreene

Step ….i can’t help you on this one. Thanks

Added for STEP: I CAN answer your question ref how I sold my very pretty boat:
1. I put it up for sale
2. Interested party contacted me
3. I showed the boat and did test ride
4. Confirmed, paperwork and got paid


That’s how I sold it.
Thanks for asking