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1978 Islander 32

$22,750

Rockport, Texas

Year 1978

Make Islander

Model 32

Category Cruiser

Length 32

Posted 1 Month Ago

The interior and the exterior of this 1978 Islander 31 sailboat are in good condition for its age. With a little cleaning and restoration, this sailboat will be a great way to spend some time sailing the blue waters. Stock #360065 Cruise or live aboard this gem! Westerbeke Diesel engine. Get ready to set sail! The 1978 Islander 32 sailboat is a classic cruising sailboat known for its solid construction, comfortable interior, and capable sailing performance. It was designed by renowned naval architect Robert Finch and built by Islander Yachts, a company known for producing quality boats. The Islander 32 features a moderate displacement hull design, which strikes a balance between stability and performance. The hull is made of fiberglass, providing durability and resistance to the marine environment. The boat's lines are clean and timeless, reflecting the design sensibilities of the era. The sail plan of the Islander 32 includes a relatively large mainsail and a foretriangle that can accommodate a genoa or jib. This configuration allows for versatility in various wind conditions. While not designed for racing, the Islander 32 is known to offer a comfortable and stable sailing experience, making it suitable for coastal cruising and extended voyages. One of the standout features of the Islander 32 is its spacious and well-thought-out interior. The layout is a forward cabin with a V-berth, offering sleeping accommodations for two. The main salon features a central table surrounded by settees that can be converted into additional berths, a navigation station with space for charts, navigation instruments, and communication equipment. The Islander 32 sailboat includes amenities for comfortable cruising, such as ample storage throughout the interior, portlights and hatches for ventilation and natural light, and thoughtful touches like handholds and secure fittings to enhance safety while underway. The Islander 32 is considered a classic sailboat design that has stood the test of time. The Islander 32 remains a sought-after boat on the used market due to its reputation for seaworthiness and livability. Reason for selling is not using enough.

1978 Islander 32

$20,750

Rockport, Texas

Year 1978

Make Islander

Model 32

Category Cruiser

Length 32

Posted 1 Month Ago

1977 Islander I36

$28,000

Galveston, Texas

Year 1977

Make Islander

Model I36

Category Sloop Sailboats

Length 36'

Posted Over 1 Month

1977 Islander I36 fresh bottom ppg abc3 ablative paint three coatsmarpro mar protect epoxy barrier coat 6 coatslead keelnew two part epoxy on top sides Amercoat 450hfour 6 volt golf cart batteries house bankPur powersurvivor 40e water maker, needs a little work it was not pickled. I have all of the paperwork and design plans that came with the boat. pronautic battery chargergalvanic isolater14" three blade prop 14/10dripless prop shaft new bellow and o ringsatomic 4 gas enginerebuilt carburetorrebuilt fuel pumpvalve adjustmentfull tune upsails are in good condition 130% jib on roller furler, new sail covermain sail 1 reef pointspinnakernew halyards and sheetspulled mast checked mast steprewired mastInstalled spreader lights lednew led navigation lightsrefrigerator/freezer. fridge 3 cubic feet, freezer 2 cubic feet. rebuilt inside of box added more up to date insulation.new bilge pump and float switchcentral ac/heat6 stainless port holes with screensrebuilt marine head, new through hull valve, and y valveforce 10 3 burner stove with oven and broiler.outside cooking gas grill mounted on the stern2 marine gas cylinders mounted in a box with safety cut off switchfishing pole rod holders mounted on sternray marine auto helmfortress storm anchor2 smaller Danforth anchors1 fisherman anchorplenty of anchor rope and chain2 lewmar 48 wenches2 arch 30 wenchehbarlow 16 wench for main sheet Alluminum Toe rail could use to be reseated. It's easy access to bolts to remove it. Previous owner installed a new bulk head on the starboard side where forward chainplate is attached. The bulkhead was cut about 2" short of hull; he added a filler material to make up for the difference. It is strong, and only visible from inside the cabinet. Deck is clean but could use a coat of paint, or not. There is crazing on the deck. The Amercoat 450h I put on the topsides covered all the crazing. Nothing memtioned above will effect how the boat sails, she is ready to go. She's an older boat, so you can expect some maintnance. She sails like a dream. I36 has been circumnavigated, so it will take you where you want to go. my boat is pretty much ready, it could use some solar panels; but I've finished all of the work that needs to be done out of the water. she's a great live aboard, and capable sailor. fiberglass floor in the interior, which I love because you can just wash her down and no wood to deal with. The boat has minimal teak, or wood which equals less bright work. I inherited a boat from my dad when he passed away. I've been working on boats for a few years now, with dreams of sailing around surfing. One thing I didn't take into consideration; I'm finally almost ready to go,