Everglades boats, out of Edgewater, Florida, released its latest 320cc model at the 2008 Miami International Boat Show. Brand new for 2008, the 320cc is the big brother in their family of boats, only behind a couple of parental 35-footers.

The 32-footer’s 131-square-foot cockpit area has space for fishermen; two fish boxes (310-quart aft and 247-quart starboard) facilitate the catch; and two lockers make room for tackle bags and rods. The bow seating area features an electric “filler” table that converts to a padded sun lounge when in the down position. Standard anchor windlass allows for faster retrieval of anchor drops compared to manual setups.

Highlights of the console include a security shield for on-board electronics, a built-in head with pump-out, and a glass windshield with wiper and washer. Hardtop includes red and white LED lights, spreader lights, speakers, electronics box and four rod holders. Behind two cockpit bolster seats there’s an 8-drawer tackle station which includes stainless steel sink and trash compartment. All Everglades boats are backed by a manufacturer 10-year hull warranty.

Specifications

Length: 32’4”
Beam: 10’8”
Dry weight (without engines): 9,720 lbs
Transom deadrise: 25 degrees
Draft: 24 inches
Max horsepower: 700 hp
Fuel capacity: 340 gallons
Transom height: 30 inches
Cockpit area: 131 sq ft
Fresh water capacity: 35 gallons

In the anchor locker, there’s standard through-hull anchor with windlass, and fresh- and raw-water washdown.

Electric “filler” table in the upright position. When down, area doubles as a casting platform.

With table’s in down position, close storage lockers and add cushions for sun lounging.

Wide-open locker, locks in place with strap.

Stainless steel pull cleats standard.

Forward seating for two, notice white powder-coat rails and cup holders. Wrap around glass windshield with wiper, above. Most boats come with outrigger package from manufacturer.

Head has macerator and pump-out, and enough room for a full-size person.

Reach backs of electronics from inside of head. Notice the window for ventilation.

Center console with all the electronics. Also, check out the grab rails, power ports (top right on console), glove compartment and beverage holder.

Security shield hides electronics when necessary.

Hardtop houses red and white LED lights, spreader lights, speakers, electronics box and four rod holders.

Cockpit bolster seats fold up and down.

On top, stainless sink with fresh water. Outside edge perfect for hanging lures and tackle. Below, eight drawers and trash compartment.

Two Suzuki 300-hp engines powered the boat with minimal spray.

Padded seats in the stern fold in and out of place for passengers.

For anglers who like dry feet, here are four deeply recessed aft scuppers for clearing water from the deck.

The fish box takes up most of the length of the transom. Right, circulating livewell with light and clear lid.

Transom door locks into place; stays open with magnet strip.

Maximum horsepower is 700, seen here with double Suzuki 300s. Engine options include twin Yamaha 350s, double Suzuki 300s, or a pair of Mercury 300s.