Since it sounds like you want twin motors and a decent amount of room for overnighting especially on the great lakes, I would look into a 35 with mild power.

i have a 92 35 lighting with fresh motors and drives.new cabin interior,new dash and gauges very clean boat and well taken care of.i am waiting for weather to break to list it because i dont have any good pictures and i cant even get it out before mid april i will sell for very resonable price when the day comes just putting this out there for anybody looking!!!

I own a 2000 32' Fever with twin 502's bought new in 02. Boat has 91 hours and professionally maintained. I also had installed Minute Drain system which makes winterizing a snap. No trailer, kept on boat lift at Lake of the Ozarks. $83,900 takes. Has wave graphics and special deck graphs and docking lights. Give me a call if interested.
573-372-3160 - Steve

Would have gladly paid you in beer, my arms looked like I was in a fight with a Mountain lion when I had half of them changed.:D:D

i have a 32 and love it. it is the best boat i have ever owned, and i have owned several. but i cant even winterize it the way u should because like the others have said it takes a crew of miniture migets to get to anything, or you have to pull a motor. so if you are considering a 29 still, i would go single and get 500/525, you get the bonus of more top end and some g.d. room in the engine compartment.

Thanks for the comment. I like the boat alot, its big enough to handle rough stuff yet small enough for the smaller lakes and rivers where I live. I think its priced right to sell.

If my goal were to spend a lot of nights onboard the Fountain I would recommend the 32, 35, or better yet a 38. The separate head on the 35 and 38 would be a real bonus.

Winterizing the 29' with twin 6.2s was not a problem. Once it was warmed up I used a 5 gal. winterizing kit I bought from West Marine. I used the pink 50 below antifreeze and ran 5 gal. through each motor. It was a breeze.

Also the fact with the twins, it is so much more maneuverable. I recently bought a 32' Sunsation with twin 6.2L and it is fantastic. I have it at the same marina and I have an easier time moving the 32' boat in tight spots than the 22'. There's no going back to singles after twins. I'm sure that includes dating ;)

Is this thread still alive...it was from 2008... The question should be asked what boat did the OP get and did he like it?

29' with twin small blocks is a great boat big blocks even greater!:drink:Single I'll pass 6k pound boat to get on plane/get home?dock?:kiss: