Nice looking boat. I like the soft top option where you can roll it back if you want some sun.

I have a 2004 w/twin 250 EFI's, tested a lot of C/C 'S. as stated solid all the way around, great value, Manny and crew are good people, family run company great service, construction and attention to detail

We have three of them the run with our FMO club. They all speak very highly of them.


FMO112412_1626 by jay2boat, on Flickr


RENEGADE_1028 by jay2boat, on Flickr


FMO123109_1043 by jay2boat, on Flickr

Yep, boat number 1 belongs to Ross boat number 2 is Paul's new one and boat number 3 is Paul's old one that is now in Western Michigan.

Very nice. What kind of speeds and fuel economy does that 32 get with the 300s? Or is that a 38?

I have seen 63 mph with my 32, That's with 21" rev 4's and pretty much on the rev limiter. Could try some Bravo's but everything is working so good now that I'm going to leave it alone.

Never paid any attention to fuel economy, All I know is it gets better economy than my 42 Fountain did. Fuel capacity on the 32 is around 250 gallons, with a single tank.

Great response and thank you. They look awesome and seem to be a nice build. Thanks again!

Bob, what sizes are the ones in your pics? Great looking boats.

I rode in a 29 (guessing the same hull as the 32?) last year in BVI and was very impressed with how it handled some pretty snotty water in between the islands. Will be on my list if I decide to go to a CC next.

They are all 32' I believe. I saw that Renegade in BVI you mention at the poker run down there.


Renegade BVI by bobthebuilder707, on Flickr

Bob

Bob, I wish. The one I was on is solid white and stays on a trailer near the Ferry Dock on Jost van Dyke. It was pretty rough around the edges but did a great job of getting us to The Baths and back. Twin 150 Yamaha's for power.