29ft Fountain Fever 1991 Project Boat $6995 or best offer.

Overall a nice boat but has an empty engine bay and a clear transom.
A great project boat for the right person.

More photos at http://www.blainehanson.com
The boat is at Trenton Marine Centre NJ - contact John or Dave http://www.trentonmarine.com/contact/index.htm

Overall the boat is in good condition for her age.
Don't take my word, check out the photos, click the link above, then go have a look for yourself.

The three main wiring looms from the dash console to the engine bay have been unplugged, not cut.
The engine wiring looms are still there.
The throttle, drive & tab indicator cables are present, hydraulic steering hoses go to the engine bay and transom.
The bolster seat trim pumps are still in the engine bay.
The grey patches on the transom are paint that came off the trim tabs when removed, not torn fiberglass.

The inside cabin area is original.
The boat comes with a half cover, no trailer.

I never had the boat surveyed or in the water.
I am selling her as I bought a larger project boat.

Listed at $6995. Open to offers.
If you are in the market for a project boat - do yourself a favor and go have a look!

Assuming drives and engines is all you needed the hull and interior looks nice. If you could get drives and engines for 15k or less you would have a good deal here

How is the boat you're selling in Trenton NJ, and your are in AU ?

If anyone is thinking about this deal, I have a pr of super charged bravo packages 24k.

Usually when they are in that state they took a swim to the bottom....make sure shes dry.

HiPerf2000, yes I live in Perth, Australia.

I went to the USA this year to buy a high performance project boat as there is not a lot to choose from in Australia.
What little is available in Australia is mostly way over priced. Think 2 to 4 times the USA prices for the same boat.

I ended up buying two boats, but decided I will only bring the Formula 382 home.

That is very broad generalization don't you think.

I don't believe this to be the case.
I looked in every cranny of this boat and I didn't see any tell tail signs of being wet.
But I could be wrong. I am not a qualified boat surveyor,
but have been around boats a long time and built a few up from scratch.
Feel free to inspected her in detail or have her surveyed.

The guys at Trenton Marine (TM) know more of the boats history.
Give them a call if your seriously looking for a good base to start from.

Looks like a nice boat to convert to a single 525!

+Labor?

jerry own that boat sold it to buy a bigger boat. dont no what happen to the boat last time i seen the boat it was running