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2003 Regulator 32 Center Console

Yulee, FL, US 32 ft · 10.42 ft' beam 43.45 kn kn top
Asking
$154,900
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The 2003 Regulator 32 Center Console represents a well-maintained saltwater fishing platform that has received substantial mechanical and electronic updates to extend its operational life and enhance its capability. This 32-foot center console is built on a proven deep-vee fiberglass hull design, measuring 10.42 feet across the beam with a 2.67-foot draft—proportions that deliver the stability and shallow-water access serious anglers demand.

The most significant investment in this vessel's history came in 2020, when the original powerplants were replaced with a pair of 2017-model Mercury 300XXL Verado outboard engines. With only 130 hours logged since installation, these twin 300-horsepower outboards establish the boat's cruising speed at approximately 30 knots, with a reported maximum speed near 43 knots depending on load and conditions. The 310-gallon fuel capacity supports extended offshore range, making this hull suitable for full-day fishing expeditions and multi-day coastal cruising.

The electronics suite reflects a modern, integrated approach to navigation and fish-finding. Dual Simrad 12-inch chartplotters work in concert with a Simrad 24-inch radar unit mounted forward, creating a robust system for navigation in varied visibility and sea states. A redesigned dashboard incorporates flush-mounted electronics with a faux carbon fiber finish, presenting a clean, professional helm layout. Communication is handled by both ICOM and Standard VHF radios, along with a Fusion stereo system for entertainment.

The fishing-focused design includes a five-rod transom rack, a set of Rupp outriggers for trolling applications, and underwater lights for night fishing appeal. The helm seat was reupholstered in 2020, and the entire interior is finished in full gray SeaDek, a non-skid surface that provides durability and traction across high-traffic areas.

Cosmetic updates include a gray vinyl hull wrap and a forward light bar. Trailering is supported by a 2020 triple-axle aluminum slide-on trailer, enabling convenient storage and relocation.

This 32-foot Regulator center console combines the breed's reputation for seakeeping and build quality with modernized propulsion and electronics, making it a practical choice for the owner seeking an established fishing platform without the capital outlay of a newer model.

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Price Reduced, Offers Encouraged! - Major updates in 2020 including twin Mercury 300 repower, Simrad Electronics & triple axle trailer. This 2003 Regulator 32 Center Console is a remarkable saltwater fishing vessel designed for performance and durability. With an overall length of 32 feet, this boat features a robust fiberglass hull shaped in a Deep Vee, ensuring stability and agility on the water. Repowered in 2020 with new 2017 model year twin 300 horsepower Mercury 300XXL Verado outboard engines, each with only 130 hours of use, it delivers an exhilarating cruising speed of 35 mph and a maximum hull speed of 50 mph, making it perfect for both leisurely outings and serious fishing adventures. This vessel boasts an impressive range of 300 miles, allowing for extended trips without worry. The thoughtful design includes essential features for an enjoyable experience on the water. Whether you're casting lines or enjoying a day out with friends, the Regulator 32 Center Console is built to meet the demands of avid anglers and boating enthusiasts alike.

2003 Regulator 32 Center Console: Repowered Performance Fishing Platform in Yulee, Florida
Overview
This 2003 Regulator 32 Center Console represents a proven saltwater fishing platform that has been substantially upgraded and modernized for contemporary offshore and inshore operations. Measuring 32 feet in overall length with a 10.42-foot beam and 2.67-foot draft, the vessel combines the classic Deep Vee hull design characteristic of Regulator's engineering with a comprehensive mechanical and electronic refresh completed in 2020. The repowering with twin 2017 Mercury 300XXL Verado outboards—each logging only 130 hours since installation—establishes a contemporary power foundation that delivers both performance capability and operational efficiency for serious anglers and recreational boaters seeking a capable center console platform. Located in Yulee, Florida, this Regulator 32 offers immediate access to premier fishing grounds throughout the Atlantic coast and Gulf Stream while providing the shallow-draft characteristics necessary for backcountry and inshore exploration. The combination of recent mechanical investment, modern electronics integration, and thoughtful deck and comfort upgrades positions this vessel as a functional fishing platform ready for immediate deployment.
Hull Design and Construction
The Deep Vee hull configuration provides the foundational characteristics that define the Regulator 32's operational envelope. This hull shape delivers predictable handling in variable sea states, reducing pounding in choppy conditions while maintaining stability during turns and at rest. The 32-foot length-to-beam ratio of approximately 3.07:1 supports manageable beam while preserving adequate interior volume and deck workspace. The 2.67-foot draft enables operation in shallow-water environments—including backcountry flats, inlet approaches, and coastal shallows—where deeper-draft sportfish yachts cannot venture, expanding the fishing grounds and cruising destinations accessible to the owner. Fiberglass construction provides durability and low-maintenance hull integrity typical of quality production vessels of this era. The full gray SeaDek covering applied across deck surfaces improves ergonomics, traction, and comfort during extended fishing sessions while protecting underlying fiberglass from UV degradation and impact damage.
Power and Performance
The 2020 repowering with twin Mercury 300XXL Verado outboards fundamentally modernized the vessel's propulsion capability. These 2017 model year engines represent a significant step forward in outboard technology, incorporating advanced fuel injection, electronic controls, and durability enhancements compared to earlier generation powerheads. With only 130 hours of combined use since installation, the engines remain within the initial service phase, suggesting careful operation and maintenance protocol adherence by the current owner. The twin 300-horsepower configuration (600 total horsepower) delivers a cruising speed of approximately 30 knots and a maximum hull speed of 43 knots, supporting rapid transit to fishing grounds while maintaining reasonable fuel consumption at cruise. The stated range of 300 miles reflects the 310-gallon fuel capacity and the efficiency profile of modern Verado engines operating at optimal cruise RPM. This range capability supports extended offshore expeditions, multi-day fishing trips, and extended coastal cruising without requiring frequent fuel stops. Mercury 300XXL Verado engines incorporate integrated digital throttle and shift systems that reduce helm effort, improve precision maneuvering, and support advanced autopilot integration when paired with compatible navigation electronics. The shallow-draft outboard propulsion eliminates the mechanical complexity and draft penalties of traditional inboard-outboard or jet drive systems, contributing to the vessel's ability to operate in shallow water while maintaining access to full-power performance.
Helm and Electronics Integration
The redesigned dashboard completed during the 2020 refit represents a thoughtful modernization of the helm workspace. Flush-mounted electronics with faux carbon finish trim establish a contemporary aesthetic while improving ergonomic access to critical instruments. The dual 12-inch Simrad chart plotters provide redundant navigation capability and split-screen functionality that supports simultaneous chart display and sonar monitoring—a configuration preferred by serious offshore anglers who require real-time bottom composition, structure identification, and fish-finding capability. The Simrad 24-inch radar system extends the vessel's operational envelope into low-visibility conditions, fog, and night operations while providing target acquisition capability for navigation in congested waterways. Radar integration with the chart plotters enables overlay functionality that correlates radar targets with charted navigation hazards, significantly improving situational awareness during reduced-visibility transit. The forward light bar supplements standard navigation lighting and improves visibility during predawn and night fishing operations. Underwater lights serve dual purposes: enabling night fishing by attracting baitfish and larger game fish to the hull, and providing entertainment and ambient lighting during anchored social events. The reupholstered helm seat provides ergonomic support during extended cruising and fishing sessions, reducing fatigue during long-distance transits and all-day fishing days. The helm position offers 360-degree visibility across the bow, beam, and transom, supporting safe navigation and fishing operations. Communication systems include both ICOM and Standard VHF radios, providing redundant capability for marine band communications with other vessels, shore stations, and rescue coordination centers. The Fusion stereo system supplies entertainment during idle periods and provides audio capability for group events and entertaining.
Fishing Features and Deck Layout
The Regulator 32's center console configuration prioritizes fishing functionality across the deck. The transom accommodates a five-rod rack, supporting organized storage for multiple fishing rods and enabling rapid selection of tackle and lure configurations during active fishing. The rod rack positioning maintains clear access to the transom while preserving sightlines to the stern and port/starboard quarter. Rupp outriggers extend the vessel's trolling envelope by deploying baited lines or lures away from the vessel's wake, increasing coverage area and reducing line tangles during multi-line trolling operations. Outriggers are particularly effective for pelagic species including marlin, sailfish, wahoo, and large tuna, expanding the Regulator 32's capability into serious offshore fishing scenarios. The center console layout positions the helm forward and slightly elevated, providing commanding sightlines across the entire deck and bow. This configuration supports sight-fishing for bonefish, permit, tarpon, and other shallow-water species that require visual location and precise casting. The open deck forward of the console provides standing room and unobstructed casting lanes for multiple anglers working the bow simultaneously. The gray vinyl hull wrap provides UV protection and reduces visible oxidation while establishing a contemporary appearance. The full gray SeaDek application across high-traffic deck areas improves traction and reduces slip hazards during active fishing or entertaining.
Seating and Comfort
The center console layout incorporates seating configurations suitable for fishing crews and family entertaining. The reupholstered helm seat provides the primary operator position with full control access and visibility. Passenger seating forward of the console accommodates additional crew or family members, with sightlines to the bow and beam supporting engagement in fishing activities or scenic observation during cruising. The transom area provides standing room and casual seating suitable for fishing or social gatherings. During anchored events or calm-water entertaining, the open transom design accommodates multiple guests while maintaining clear access to fishing gear and outboard engine components. The 32-foot length and 10.42-foot beam provide adequate deck volume for comfortable operation with a crew of 4–6 people during fishing expeditions or recreational cruising, though the open center console design limits weather protection and shade except for portable canopies or aftermarket Bimini top installations.
Trailer and Transport
The 2020 triple-axle aluminum slide-on trailer represents a significant capital investment and demonstrates the current owner's commitment to proper vessel transportation and storage. Triple-axle configuration distributes the vessel's weight across nine wheels, improving highway stability and reducing stress on individual tires during extended road transport. The slide-on design enables rapid launching and recovery without requiring dock or ramp infrastructure, supporting flexibility in deployment to different fishing grounds and coastal regions. Aluminum construction resists corrosion in saltwater environments, reducing maintenance requirements compared to steel trailers. The slide-on mechanism allows the vessel to remain on the trailer during extended storage periods, reducing haul-out costs and marina fees while maintaining convenient launch capability.
Equipment Highlights
Beyond the primary systems, the Regulator 32 incorporates several detail upgrades that reflect thoughtful ownership and operational priorities:
  • Dual 12-inch Simrad chart plotters enable split-screen sonar and chart integration, supporting advanced fish-finding and navigation workflows
  • Simrad 24-inch radar extends operational capability into low-visibility conditions and night transit scenarios
  • Forward light bar improves visibility during predawn and nighttime fishing operations
  • Underwater lights support night fishing attraction and ambient lighting during social events
  • Five-rod transom rack organizes fishing tackle and enables rapid lure selection
  • Rupp outriggers extend trolling coverage and support pelagic species targeting
Length
32 ft
Beam
10.42 ft'
Year
2003
Builder
Regulator
Model
32 Center Console
Max speed
43.45 kn kn

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