Spencer's 32 Sport Is a Different Breed of Center Console
Eight hundred horsepower, 32 feet of boat, and a claimed top speed of 59 mph. The 32 Spencer Sport puts serious performance into a relatively compact package from Spencer Yachts, the Wanchese, North Carolina builder known for its custom offshore fishing machines.
The Spencer 32 Sport specifications tell a straightforward story. Twin Mercury 400 outboards provide the power, while a 10-foot-2-inch beam, 12,500-pound displacement, and 28-inch draft define the hull's proportions. Spencer lists a cruising speed of 38 mph, offering a useful distinction between outright speed and everyday running performance.
Fuel capacity is 300 gallons, with another 40 gallons reserved for freshwater. Those numbers suggest a boat intended for more than quick trips around the inlet, although actual range will depend on loading, conditions, and fuel consumption. Spencer hasn't published verified range figures on its model page.
The appeal is the combination of size and pedigree. Spencer has spent decades building custom sportfishing yachts, and the 32 Sport brings that name to a smaller outboard-powered platform. For anglers who appreciate the North Carolina custom-boat tradition but don't need a 70-foot convertible, this is an interesting proposition.
Check out the full details at Spencer Yachts.
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