Tropical storm-force winds hit South Florida and the Treasure Island on Thursday, sixteen November. The winds started gusting at over fifty knots at around 04:00 hours of the morning with the storm calming down jest before 18:00 local time. The storm caused a lot of damage in the area, toppled a lot of trees, destroyed tents, broke loose a few boats, and three hundred power cuts happening during the day. In Jensen beach a catamaran ended slamming in a dock, while a ketch finished beached and aground and partly toppled into a seawall after it broke loose. The picture above shows also a sport-boat-cruiser of about eleven meters in length which partly sank, and was hanging with the dock near Gateway Boulevard in Boynton beach.
The sport-power-boat-cruiser in the above sinking is a Formula 419 SR-1. Designed by Formula designer John Adams, the 419 SR-1 was introduced in 1991 as a flagship of the range, with triple engines for speeds up to seventy knots, and the trademark 24 degrees deadrise aft. In 1997 the 419 evolved into the FasTech updated with a three-step hull, and produced till 2001. Formula never really replaced the 419, with the 382 FasTech taking it's place as flagship,
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