1992 Fountain Fever

The 1992 Fountain Fever is a 32-foot high-performance boat powered by twin Mercury 502 Magnum engines producing 1,004 horsepower. One of just five produced that year and one of only three in its black and white base with three shades of gray graphics, this boat has accumulated 580 hours and reaches speeds over 74 mph. The hull and graphics remain flawless except for one small mark on the port side stern rub rail, with the hull testing very dry on a moisture meter.

The cabin and bedroom feature new upholstery and carpet installed by Fountain, along with new LED lighting controlled by remote. The entertainment system includes an 1,800-watt, 10-speaker setup with head units in both the cabin and at the helm, plus a new VHF radio with emergency locator and black antennas. Helm upgrades include polished aluminum rocker switches replacing the original black plastic, and a new fire suppression system with controls at the helm. The sole beneath the head has been finished in black gelcoat, and a black Sunbrella tonneau covers the cockpit and sun pad.

Recent service includes new batteries and charger, all fluids and filters changed, new Rule bilge pump, and new hydraulics for the front seat dropout bolsters. The drives were recently serviced and perform like new, with good compression on the engines. A new Captain's Call exhaust system has been installed. The fuel tank was inspected for water during a factory visit with none found.

A beautiful black three-axle painted steel tube trailer with 16-inch wheels, mag wheels, and a spare are included with the boat.