wanted: fountain 42 from 1991-1998 anyone ?
 

as long as it has decent power, or the triple motors...

Re: wanted: fountain 42 from 1991-1998 anyone ?
 

I've seen this movie BEFORE! whip :evilb:

Re: wanted: fountain 42 from 1991-1998 anyone ?
 

This is you...

http://www.chicagofountain.com/prode...id=171&catid=7

Re: wanted: fountain 42 from 1991-1998 anyone ?
 

HOLY CRAP!!!! I love the flag and being patriotic but WOW i darn near dropped my laptop after seeing that. I felt the overwelming need to jump up and put my hand over my heart.

Re: wanted: fountain 42 from 1991-1998 anyone ?
 

I seen the boat at the guys house when it was being put together down in Naples Fla. The guy sparred no expense through out the whole project. It's an excellent "rough" water boat, that's what he built it for.
Someone will get a hell of a deal on this one. Everything was put in "brand new", drives and all.

Re: wanted: fountain 42 from 1991-1998 anyone ?
 

I have a 2000 42 , #6s, 1100hp Cobras< custom paint, the boat is in very good condition, and am ready to make someone a decent deal. You can check it out on Peir 57 website, talk to Frankie or David or you can call me.

Re: wanted: fountain 42 from 1991-1998 anyone ?
 

how much money do you want to spend?

Re: wanted: fountain 42 from 1991-1998 anyone ?
 

Well for anyone looking for a really good deal (at least it appears to be one) I just found a 1994 32 foot Fountain Fever with twin 502's (385 hours) and checkerflag graphics (without trailer) for $17,500 on the web and according to the owner its still available and its in good condition..Im kicking myself because even though I love my PQ (just purchased) I would have gone this route..
http://boat-trader.boatboss.com/cgi-...hoto_size=full

Re: wanted: fountain 42 from 1991-1998 anyone ?
 

I find that hard to believe and you know what they say..If it's to good to be true...

Re: wanted: fountain 42 from 1991-1998 anyone ?
 

Yea - $17,500 - no way that thing is in good shape and the reason is that it is still available pretty much supports that fact. I looked at a lot of "clean, excellent condition" boats untill I found one that actually was. You get what you pay for.