1999 Fountain 32 Fever

This 1999 Fountain 32 Fever is a high-performance offshore bowrider built on a stepped deep-V hull designed for speed and handling. The lightweight, multi-stringer fiberglass construction delivers the responsive performance the model is known for among offshore enthusiasts. Twin Mercury performance engines with Bravo I stern drives power the boat to a capability of 95+ mph, with approximately 300 hours on the engines. The boat has been professionally maintained with full service documentation, including records of engine and drive rebuilds.

The cockpit prioritizes performance with ergonomic controls, hydraulic race-style steering, and an unobstructed helm view from a roomy double seat with full instrument panels. Seating is optimized for handling, and a walk-through windshield provides access to a foredeck sunpad. The design balances day-use comfort with weight efficiency, featuring a wet bar, large carry-on cooler, and ample transom storage alongside a molded-in swim platform with telescopic stainless ladder.

The interior maintains a functional, lightweight approach with minimal sleeping accommodation for one to two, plush carpeting, color-coordinated fabrics, and storage integrated without compromising weight distribution. A sink and deep cooler support day-use needs, and a small enclosed head is included. The boat draws approximately 2 feet 7 inches and displaces roughly 6,500 pounds, with a fuel capacity of 100–120 gallons.