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Dimensions
Ballast: 7900
Displacement: 20,000

Engines
Total Power: 50

Tanks
Fuel: 80 gallons (new 2002)

Vessel Walkthrough
The interior joinery is beautifully crafted teak and mahogany. From the galley to the bow forward chain locker, care and attention to detail is evident. Down the companionway, galley is to port with the nav station to starboard. The galley has a propane stove/oven (Force 10-new in '99), ample counter space and plenty of storage. There is a huge and well insulated refrigerator/freezer (Nova Kool - Nov. 2004) comprising the forward section of the C-shaped galley. To starboard, at the base of the companionway, is the stand up navigational table. Foul weather gear, charts, compasses, protractors, extra handhelds, miscellaneous hand tools, kitchen utensils, etc. can be safely stowed in the storage lockers, pull out drawers, and wet locker.

In the main salon area (forward the galley and navigational station) is the dinette (to port) and settee (to starboard). The dinette table has an inlaid chess board and a overhead trawler oil lamp. The dinette area converts to a spacious double berth with storage under and outboard both seats. The starboard settee also pulls out and converts to a single berth. Outboard and above of the settee is a comfortable pilot berth. Multiple storage lockers are located on starboard. The mariners' clock and barometer (forward port bulkhead) provide valuable navigational data, while the Dickerson propane heater (forward starboard bulkhead) can take the morning chill and dampness out of the air. There are numerous lights throughout as well as 110 volt outlets (all GFI in "02), 10 ports, 2 hatches, and two new Caframo Fans. Additionally, there are numerous handholds throughout the main salon and three fire extinguishers that complete the over-all impression of space, comfort, and safety. Forward,and to port of the salon, is the head. This area is complete with marine toilet, sink, vanity, storage lockers and overhead prism light. Opposite the head on starboard are a dry hanging locker, bureau,and multiple storage compartments. Lastly the forward stateroom has a double berth (port) and single berth (starboard) which easily combine (with insert) to an oversized master berth. A full-size custom-made sheet and comforter set include a thick matress pad/cover (made Oct. 2004).

Galley
The "C" shaped galley puts everything at hand be it the deep refrigerator, stove (with oven), or deep sink. There is plenty of counter space, more then any other 32 foot yacht.

• Nova Kool refrigerator with freezer ( Nov 2004).
• Manual hand saltwater pump
• Freshwater foot pump.
• Hand pump in head.
• Force 10 two burner stove with oven.
• Burner cover that converts to more counter space.

Navigation and Electronics
Radar/chart plotter/VHF have been integrated and interfaced for easy cruise planning and self-sailing.

• Radar: Rathein RL9
• Standard Horizon DS 45 depth sounder
• Standard Horizon SL45 speed and distance log
• Autohelm 4000ST autopilot
• Richie Compass
• Aries self steering wind vane.
• WP barometer (Aug 2004)
• Micrologic ML-250 GPS (2002)
• Standard Spectrum VHF with DSC and RAM mike. (2003)
• Garmin 182 color chartplotter (2003)
• Assorted charts and chart books.
• Insulated backstay
• Nav chip for Florida and Bahamas (2004)

Electrical
The electrical system has been upgraded with new batteries, solar panels, battery monitor and smart charger. This yacht is truly independent of shore power and the need for daily engine operation.

• Two (2) 75 watt solar panels with charge control (July 2004)
• Two (2) 225AH 6 volt house batteries (Aug 2004)
• 650AH 12 volt starter battery (Aug 2004)
• Link 10 battery monitor (Sept 2004)
• Marinco shore power power cord
• Zantrex Truecharge 40 amp battery charger (August 2002)

Sails and Rigging
All rigging was inspected and replaced as required. The sails were checked and restiched (July, 2004). A Strong track system (with batt cars) allows raising the main sail with minimum effort. Main sail is full batten. Spare sails include storm sail and hank on jib.

• Cutter rigged
• Deck stepped
• Jib winches 2-Barlow #24ST
• Mast winches 2-Barlow #16
• Staysail Winches 2-Barlow #23
• New running rigging (from Bud Taplin)
• New running backstays (2004)
• Main with jiffy reefing
• Roller Furled Yankee (CDI)
• Staysail
• Storm Jib
• Storm Trysail
• Harken Lazy Jacks (2002)
• Storm Sail Track (July 2004)

Deck and Ground Tackle
Outfitted for extended cruising yacht has three anchors with lots of chain and line, new forward awning, and lots of cushions. Whether you are at anchor in still air or heaving too because of high winds, you have a good selection of ground tackle for all conditions

• Dodger
• Bimini
• Weather cloths
• Cockpit cushions
• Awning
• Tiller & winch covers
• Edson outboard motor mount
• Assorted dock lines
• Magma propane grill & cover
• 10 Fenders
• 2 Fender boards
• New bobstay (July 2004)
• 44# Bruce (10/2004)
• 35# CQR - 1
• 28# Danforth (v-berth locker)
• 125' 5/16 HT chain in both lockers (total 250')
• Extra 50' chain in lazzerette locker
• 300' 3/4" three strand nylon line for sea anchor.
• 300' 3/4" standed nylon line (extra)
• ABI all bronze manual windlass
• Pressurized anchor wash down system Droge anchor
• Line snubbers
• Heavy chain snubber
• Boat hook w/brush attachment
• New tiller (October 2004)
• New forward awning (July 2004)

Safety Equipment
Nothing is needed for compliance to navigational laws. Yacht has a Para anchor as well as jack lines.

• Life sling
• Fioentino Para Anchor (12')with 600' 3/4" strand nylon with floats and trip line (never used)
• 25mm flare kit plus multiple flares and signaling devise (2007 expiration date)
• 12 guage flare gun
• First aid kit
• Three fire extinguishers
• USCG type II throwable horseshoe
• ACR Global Fix 406Mhz EPIRB (2002)
• Anchor float

Miscellaneous
There are many extras which help make this a best buy. These are listed below.

• New cushions (2002)
• Dickinson 1200 BTU cabin heater
• AM/FM/CD player (2000)
• Folding deck chairs
• New Sealandd saanitation haoses throughout.
• New "Y" valve and manual pump
• New anti-syphoning U loops.
• Groco head
• New 5#ABC fire extinguishersThree 5# LP tanks (2002)
• New fuel tanks (2002)
• Hull bottom paint (Oct 2004)
• Through hulls checked and serviced (Oct 2004)
• New freshwater hoses
• Shower sump pump

Brokers Comments
This is the most complete Westsail 32 on the market with a new 50HP diesel engine and other up grades, this boat is ready for a new owner. e added when Don't wait to make an appointment or you will missed this fine yacht.

Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.