2017 Formula 430 Super Sport Crossover

The 2017 Formula 430 Super Sport Crossover is a 43-foot fiberglass cruiser powered by four Mercury Racing 400hp Verado DTS engines producing 1,600 total horsepower. The quad setup has been recently overhauled with new powerheads and comprehensive engine maintenance completed in winter 2025, including replacement of waterpumps, thermostats, oil pumps, seals, spark plugs, and fuel filters. The boat features joystick control, a Seakeeper SK5 gyroscopic stabilization system, and a 10kw Kohler gas generator. Navigation and monitoring systems include triple Raymarine 16-inch chartplotters, HD open array radar, Mercury Vessel View display, and a dedicated helm-mounted 9-inch Raymarine screen.

The cockpit is fully appointed with teak vinyl decking, port and starboard lounges, a powered adjustable table, and an integrated galley featuring Corian countertops, a sink, pullout refrigerator, and trash container. A motorized glass sunroof sits above a coupe top with tempered windshield. Cockpit air conditioning and an entertainment system with HDTV and Blu-ray player are integrated throughout. The helm features powered adjustable triple seats with independent footrest controls and active trim via Mercury DTS throttle box.

The main cabin includes an Ultraleather lounge, powered adjustable table, full galley with electric stove and microwave, and reverse cycle air conditioning. A private head compartment has a Dometic pumpout toilet and shower with Corian seat. The aft cabin contains a queen-size memory foam bed with storage and entertainment module. The bow area features modular wrap-around seating and sunpad systems with two powered adjustable tables and concealed anchor windlass with 200 feet of chain.

Additional features include a 500-gallon fuel tank, 56-gallon water tank, 43-gallon holding tank, electric retractable shade system, satellite TV, underwater LED lighting, integrated swim platform with teak vinyl and stainless hardware, and comprehensive safety equipment. Engine hours are logged across port and starboard sides at approximately 800 hours each, with generator at 492 hours and Seakeeper systems under 300 hours.