ITS TIME!! what 32's are for sale?
 

Looking for 1998 to 2003, 32 foot fountain, of course ive seen the ones on OSO and boat trader, any others around?

I have a '98 32' fever with twin 500's. Clean fresh water boat. $69,900 I have a guy I think is buying it but he hasn't pulled the trigger yet. It's not in any adds yet so if interested I can send you pics.

pics please,

I believe Ocean performance has one too.

Unless there is some specific reason you want a 32, I would look for a good, clean 35 pre-twin step 35 (lighnting, "classic" or executioner, depending on the specific year). Cockpit on a 32 is same size as that of a 27 Fever. Should be able to find a 35 for about the same money, and IMO, its a much nicer package. The 32's hull was not one of Fountain's better designs.

yea, ive thought of that, a 32 just seemed more managable to tow, dry dock ($$), gas $$, etc...........

Is there an overall height difference between a 27, 29, 32, and a 35, on a trailer?

I have my 27' in my garage with 8' to spare behind the boat, but only another 1" of clearance between the windshield and the top of the garage door opening.

If I remember correctly (don't have my 2000 model catalog in front of me) there is only about 200 - 400 pounds difference between a 32 and 35 single step. 32 was either 7200 or 7400 dry weight and 35 single step was 7600, dry. The 35 twin step was 8500 dry! There is a significant diffence in height between the 32 and 35, with the 35 having more freeboard than the 32. The 35 twin step has even more freeboard. The engine compartment in a 32 is tight, at best. The 35 has a better access to the front of the engines and a little better along the outboard sides. Working on the inboard side of either the 32 or 35 is a real b*tch. I dare you to try to change a bilge blower in any of their side by side twins!

Boomer35, here's the picture's of my 1998 32' fever.

wow...pic 3.....never noticed just how low the back sits in the water. Good lookin boat.