27 Fountain
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From: Henderson, KY
They ride good for a 27'. I used to have one. My buddy has probably the cleanest 2000 27' Fountain available, listed in the OSO classifieds. You're pretty far away from Ky for boat shopping, but if you've got your mind set on a 27' Fever - I'd bet you won't be disappointed in the condition of his boat.
http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o53147-en.html
http://www.offshoreonly.com/classifi...o53147-en.html
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I agree with the others. I often run with JimV in his 27'. It rides surprisingly well for its size in rougher water.
They respond pretty good to additional power. His is probably one of the fastest 27's around.
They respond pretty good to additional power. His is probably one of the fastest 27's around.
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From: joliet, il
I beg to differ with the other posters. It is a nice boat and put together well but the ride is TERRIBLE in anything over 2's. I sold mine this spring because I was sick of getting killed in rough water. It was a great boat for inland lakes and rivers, but not for the great lakes/ocean. As far as handling it handles well up to about 60 and then has a tendency to chine walk up to 70.
Last edited by ttuton; 09-24-2013 at 06:22 PM. Reason: add more info
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I have heard they got a little chime walk I was wanting everyone opinion I am want to put power to something and try to get 85 mph or so just was sure how they handle what is a good boat for mid 80 single power for ride a Saftey





