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After having Fountains since 95 I'm considering switching to a Donzi.
My last 4 Fountains were a 42 then a 35 then a 47 and then another 47 and I'm ready to downsize to a 38 and I'm undecided on Fountain or Donzi to tell the truth. Anyone on here had experiance with both brands in a 38. Most likely will go with a 700 package to get the speed not quite ready to go slow although that's prob the next step. Big water isn't a thing we have to worry about around here all freshwater rivers and lakes. |
Originally Posted by LuvMy47Ftn
(Post 3306200)
After having Fountains since 95 I'm considering switching to a Donzi.
My last 4 Fountains were a 42 then a 35 then a 47 and then another 47 and I'm ready to downsize to a 38 and I'm undecided on Fountain or Donzi to tell the truth. Anyone on here had experiance with both brands in a 38. Most likely will go with a 700 package to get the speed not quite ready to go slow although that's prob the next step. Big water isn't a thing we have to worry about around here all freshwater rivers and lakes. |
Ive been on several friends Fountains and almost ordered a 35but never owned one, but absolutely love my 38 ZR, cant imagine a much better boat at the price range you can get them for now.
Pros-Handles rough water well, construction seems very good, runs 88-92 with 525's, staggered engines, variety of engines available, strong midrange Cons- little tough and slow to plane, dash access is pretty tough, cant think of anything else |
I had a 38ZR, absolutely great boat. You will love it, very high quality.
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A 38zr is actually 39' long. It has a longer running surface than a 42 Fountain. It is a much better riding boat and though it may be a couple mph slower on the top end in dead flat water, I would take a 38zr over a 42 fountain with equal power in real world offshore racing hands down!
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