327 Center Console

The newest Intrepid 327 Center Console is a retooled version of the company’s best-selling 323 Center Console (2004–11) with a beefed-up transom and hull bottom to handle today’s high-horsepower 4-stroke outboards. With her reverse transom, sleek styling, and powder-coated T-top supports, the 327 is a finely crafted boat with considerable eye appeal. A hullside door keeps swimmers away from the props, and the uncluttered cockpit provides lots of in-deck storage capacity. At the bow, a wraparound lounge seats six and includes recliners as well as storage behind the backrests. With the push of a button, the front console seat slides open to permit access to the head. A semicustom boat sold factory-direct, standard features include a transom door, dive platforms, lockable dry storage, pop-up cleats, cockpit bolsters, insulated fish boxes, rod storage, trim tabs, and leaning post with rod holders. Note the 327’s through-stem anchor system. A lengthy option list includes several livewells, windlass, bow thruster, electric helm seat, removable rear seat, underwater lights, etc. A fast ride, twin Mercury 300 Verados reach a top speed of well over 50 knots.