Looks like a nice fair priced 35,good luck with sale

The boat is as clean as you will find. I know one drive is a recent rebuild. Call owner for any questions. Most pampered performance boat you will find. Never run hard. Owner always worried about hurting something.

Is he saving his wife's virginity for the next guy too? Doesn't sound like much fun being scared of an all stock boat.

The revival of the 35 Executioner was my brain child. I spelled it out to Wyatt and Reggie at a dealer meeting. The bright white gel, 496HO's, standard paint and pricing to the dealer/ retail. Reggie told me that the project that I presented to them paid the carrying costs for Fountain Powerboats for 2 years. I received a lifetime achievement award and trophy at the next dealer function. Chris.

I apologize for the small derail.

You getting married or thinking about it ? Very strange spelling mistake. Even put the accent mark over the e.

No but I did respond with my cell phone so it apparently thinks I am......Between my phone and my lady now I cant get away from it.

Hi guys. It is stone stock. No modifications whatsoever. Port drive was rebuilt in 2015 and starboard was rebuilt in 2016. Receipts are in the service file. Gimbals are nice and tight - no play . She runs great and looks great. No fade on dashboard either as it was always covered with a towel when not moving. Engines were flushed after each use and oil changed every 25 hours or less. Drives look new. No nicks, no rips or tears, no loose embroidery threads - nothing on boat to make it look old. Fountain reintroduced the Executioner in 2003. This is an 04 and sold brand new for $154,900 which was a deal the factory put together at the time as it was producing the 35 twin step Lightning as well.

496's are pretty cheap to rebuild even with new pistons and rods (eliminating the weak spots). Being that the drives are fresh, I wouldn't be scared of this boat at all. Best of luck with the sale!

nice clean boat you have there,Iam sure you will not have any problem selling it.

425's w/ good maintenance and a lot of cruise RPM will live a long time.

I have heard there are 496's in commercial apps in the 1000's of hours original build.

as far as the boat, it's advertise priced where it should be.

same drivetrains in my '02 353 w/half the hours, Mobil 1 V-twin, freshwater, every available option, upgraded Formula paint, big sound, Eagle Premier triple w/3 axles of Kodiak discs, Mirrex boxes, original owner, been undercover year-round since day one....
I can count the flaws you'd never find on the whole rig on one hand.
I'm not selling, but if I was, mine would be out there for not much more.

That is a clean unit, and I was a fan when they marketed that package. I almost bought one in '03 before I bought my 353