2016 Boston Whaler 320 Vantage32ft

The 320 Vantage is the next evolution in dual-console capability. Cutting-edge features and amenities are the hallmarks of this multicapable model. The portside companion area features two spacious benches with multiple configurations--facing forward or aft, combined to form a huge sun lounge, with bolsters up, with or without the aft ottoman engaged… the list goes on. At the helm, Garmin navigation electronics offer seamlessly integrated control. For entertaining, the cockpit utility center, fridge and sink can feed a crowd. Strong, reliable and efficient Twin Mercury 350  Verado® outboards power day-long watersports or cruising. The 320 Vantage also features a starboard dive door with a removable stainless-steel ladder for easy water access. And with generous port and starboard console compartments, featuring a convertible berth and a well-equipped head, respectively, every member of the crew can enjoy added comfort. When the softest, safest ride meets the best equipped dual-console around, new possibilities become eminently possible.

• 12-V receptacle
• Bow bolster
• Bow cushions with backrests
• Bow walkthrough block off panel
• Drink holders (4) - stainless steel
• Fiberglass lids with latches
• Folding armrests, port and starboard
• Forward side rails (welded stainless steel)
• Forward step to bow
• Molded-in insulated cooler on centerline
• Recessed storage/cup holder compartment

• Bank of drawers
• Battery switch panel
• Built-in storage
• Cutting board
• Dedicated trashcan storage
• Drink holders (stainless steel)
• Grab rail (stainless steel)
• Insulated livewell/cooler (18 gallons)
• Outboard fiddle rail
• Sink with pull out sprayer
• Solid surface countertop

• 10" stainless steel pop-up cleats - (2) bow, (2) stern with stainless steel hawse pipes, (2) spring line
• 28" interior freeboard
• 8" Cleats
• Anchor storage
• Anchor windlass with 200' of rode, chain and anchor
• Bow and stern eyes
• Cockpit coaming bolsters
• Cockpit courtesy lights (dual color blue/white)
• Drink holders (stainless steel)
• Extended integral swim platform with stainless steel ladder and grab rail
• Grab rails (stainless steel)
• Hawse pipes with drink holders (2), stern (stainless steel)
• Heavy-duty rub rail
• Molded fiberglass starboard dive/boarding door with removable stainless steel dive ladder
• Motorwell drains (2)
• Rod holders, transom mounted (stainless steel) (3)
• Self-bailing cockpit sole
• Stainless steel thru hull anchor roller davit
• Transom door with stainless steel latch

• Grab rail, located on centerline (stainless steel)
• Mold in non-skid
• Navigation light
• Rod holders 
• Welded aluminum integrated frame with tempered glass windshield with stainless steel top cap

• 285-gallon fuel tank
• Automatic bilge pumps
• Dual battery trays with switch
• Electric horn
• Electric trim tabs with indicator
• Engine fuel/water separators
• Freshwater system (30 gallons) with bow and stern sprayers
• LED navigation lights
• Shore power with single 30 AMP charger and galvanic isolator
• Stainless steel propellers
• Stereo - Fusion® AM/FM with waterproof speakers (6) and MP3/USB inputs (Fusion® Bluetooth enabled)
• Tilt steering
• Transducer mount area
• Variable running surface

• Convertible berth
• Dash visor
• Fold-up table
• Lighting - Blue accent
• Lighting - Interior light
• Lockable console door
• Molded fiberglass console liner
• Molded fiberglass entry door
• Opening air vent in port and starboard compartments for natural airflow
• Rod storage
• Skylight; tinted
• Storage hooks (stainless steel)
• Storage locker
• Storage underneath seating
• USB/Aux inputs
• Wood flooring
• Wood grain storage cabinets

• Bow seating area with lounge backrests and armrests, port and starboard
• Deluxe custom helm seat with electric high/low pedestal
• Deluxe swivel double port helm seating with 4 position indexing rotating stops
• Fold-out stern seat with elevated backrest

• All hardware 316-L stainless steel
• All rails welded 316-L stainless steel

• Access panel to electronics
• Cast stainless steel steering wheel with urethane grip
• Compass
• Courtesy light
• Dash visor
• Decorative flooring
• Drink holders (2) (stainless steel)
• Electronics mounting surface
• Flip-up entry step
• Fold-down teak bench seat above porcelain head
• Helm and companion footrests
• Instrumentation and elevated electrical switch panel with circuit breaker protection
• Interior light
• Lockable entry door
• Mirror
• Molded fiberglass console liner
• Molded fiberglass entry door
• Opening air vents in port and starboard compartments for natural air flow
• Porcelain VacuFlush® toilet, holding tank, overboard discharge and dockside pump-out
• Pull-out sink/shower sprayer
• Skylight, tinted and frosted
• Solid surface countertop
• Storage hooks (stainless steel)
• Trash receptacle
• Windshield wiper (port and starboard)
• Wood grain storage cabinets

• Bow anchor locker with drain
• Bow storage lockers, port and starboard drains
• Cockpit storage center
• Head storage compartment
• Storage forward of helm on console
• Storage under port console convertible berth
• Storage under port lounge
• Under gunnel storage shelves

Twin 350 Mercury Verados both servided in May 2022.  Joystick Handling Control. Mercury Active Captain.  

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