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Boston Whaler Boat Vantage Series 320 Vantage 2020
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Standard Equipment
L.O.A. (On Centerline, From Bow To Engine Mounting Location): 32' 1" (9.78 M)
L.O.A. (With Platforms): 33' 6" (10.21 M)
Beam: 10' 4" (3.15 M)
Draft: 22" (0.56 M)
Weight (Dry, No Engine): 9,800 Lbs. (4,445 Kg)
Weight (With Engines, Fuel and Water, If Applicable): 13,142 Lbs. (5,961 Kg)
Maximum Weight Capacity: 4,145 Lbs. (1,880 Kg)
Swamped Capacity: 4,825 Lbs. (2,189 Kg)
Height (Keel To Highest Point): 10' 2"
Height (Lowest Tip Underwater Gear, In Down Position, To Top Of Windshield/Hardtop): 11' 1"
Persons Capacity: 14
Maximum Horsepower: 700 Hp (522 Kw)
Maximum Engine Weight: 1,400 Lbs. (635 Kg)
Transom Height: 25" (0.63 M)
Deadrise At Transom: 21°
Fuel Capacity: 285 Gallons (1,078 L)
Water Capacity: 30 Gallons (113.5 L)
Waste Capacity: 6.5 Gallons (24.6 L)
Livewell Volume: 18 Gallons (68.1 L)
Bridge Clearance with Hardtop: 8' 9" (2.67 M)
Bridge Clearance with Radar: 9' 7" (2.92 M)
Boston Whaler Boat Vantage Series 320 Vantage 2020 Info
STANDARDS
All hardware 316-L stainless steel
All rails welded 316-L stainless steel
DECK/COCKPIT
8" cleats
10" stainless steel pop-up cleats - (2) bow, (2) stern with stainless steel hawse pipes, (2) spring line
28" interior freeboard
Anchor storage
Anchor windlass with 200&39; 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)
Self-bailing cockpit sole
Stainless steel thru hull anchor roller davit
Transom door with stainless steel latch
FIBERGLASS HARDTOP
Grab rails, located on centerline (stainless steel)
Mold in non-skid
Navigation light
Rod holders (4)
Tow bit (deleted with fishing package)
Welded aluminum integrated frame with tempered glass windshield with stainless steel top cap
COCKPIT UTILITY CENTER
Bank of drawers
Battery switch panel
Built-in storage
Cutting board
Dedicated trash can 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
BOW AREA
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
PORT CONSOLE
Convertible berth
Dash visor
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
STARBOARD CONSOLE
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
Fold-down teak bench seat above porcelain head
Flip-up entry step
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)
Solid surface countertop
Storage hooks (stainless steel)
Trash receptacle
Windshield wiper (port and starboard)
Wood grain storage cabinets
SEATING
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
Double convertible port lounge seat with storage (NOT AVAILABLE with Deluxe Prep Center with Livewell)
Fold-out stern seat with elevated backrest
STORAGE
Bow anchor locker with drain
Cockpit storage center
Head storage compartment
Bow storage lockers, port and starboard drains
Storage forward of helm on console
Storage under port console convertible berth
Storage under port lounge
Under-gunnel storage shelves
MECHANICAL
250 CXL L6 DTS dual Mercury Verado FourStroke engines with hydraulic power steering
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
Vessel View 4" display (network connections to Raymarine with Navigation Package)
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